The toilet and kitchen are tiled, but how can the whitewashed walls be pasted? I just wanted to ask

The wall is wet twice, once an hour, and you can use a shovel to shovel it when you feel that you can buckle it with your fingernails, one by one.

After shoveling, the wall should also be chiseled, and the tiles will be firmly pointed.

Wet it, knock it all off and do it again.

Wash from the water, take a shovel, if the water can't get off, add some hydrochloric acid appropriately, not too much

Shovel off the whitewashed dampness with water, mark pockmarks on the cement surface, and use 107 glue to live cement, which is very durable.

If you are afraid of splashing around, you can choose to use a paint roller to dip the water and roll it on the wall to soak it, so as to save trouble and effort, and it will not form dust.

When it is completely soaked, then use a shovel to scoop it up, and it is easy to shovel it up without straining.

It is possible that no matter how clean you shovel, you can't shovel out the deep cement layer, so that the wall is still relatively smooth, and it is not easy to paste when pasting tiles, you can use a wire brush to brush the wall bristles, or you can use a chisel to smash some small pits on the wall, so that the wall is rough and easy to construct.

I don't need to talk about the rest of it.