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Grouting the kitchen tiles is a very simple process. The reason to grout tile that is placed down is to ensure that the tile does not shift over time, and also because it gives the area a nicer and neater look.

First, get a bucket and fill it with water. Depending on the amount of tile you have to grout will determine how much water you will need. After you have the appropriate amount of water in the bucket, apply the grout powder to it.

The size of the project will determine how thick the grout needs to be. The bigger the project, the thicker the grout, so please read the instructions and take notice of how much you will need. Take a broom and sweep as much as you can so that there is no dust.

Now pour the mixed grout onto the floor. Using a trowel, begin applying the grout into the spaces between the tiles. The best way to use the trowel is on a 30-40 degree angle across the tile.

Repeat this process on the all sides of the area. Then on about a 90 degree angle, clean up the excess grout that is not being used. Now drop dry grout into the joints and rub it in so it is even. 

The last thing to do is to seal the grouted area, most sealers have the sponge on the tip of the bottle so its easier to apply it to the grout. If not, you can use a thin paintbrush. Make sure you apply the sealer evenly.

After that is completed it takes up to 72 hours to be completely dry, but for the most part, you can walk on the tiled area after 24 hours. Be sure and read the instructions that come on the sealant to determine the appropriate drying time.