Natural stone and ceramic tiles are set up to continue for years. But natural disasters, wear and tear, installation error or only regular old accidents can damage tile. In these scenarios, it will become necessary to remove the tiles so that you can replace them with fresh ones and repair the problem. Although there are various ways to remove tiles, most of them involve a lot of concrete dust and debris. With the right tools, though, you are able to keep dust to a minimum and remove the tiles with no dust involved.
Place the blade of the oscillating instrument in one of the esophagus surrounding the piece that you want to remove. Hold the tool firmly in the hands and turn on the blade. Push down the blade into the esophagus combined and move it together gradually as it vibrates the esophagus to powder.
Work your way around the entire perimeter of the piece. Vacuum up the powder out of the grout joints surrounding the piece.
Harness the chisel with the hammer into one of the present cracks close to the center of the piece. If no cracks exist, then hit on the piece in the center with the hammer till you break the piece and make cracks.
Pry a part of the part of tile loose with your chisel. Harness the chisel further under the border of the tile piece in question using the hammer. Work your way from the center, tapping and prying as you go until you remove each the parts of the tile.
Sweep up the bits of tile using a broom and dust pan.
Scrape the remaining thinset mortar left behind from the floor with a floor scraper. Vacuum up the debris to finish the dust-free elimination.