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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, because of the principle of high-temperature steam going up, the oil is easy to drift around, and it will adhere to obstacles, so it is easy to take care of, so that it is often cleaned and wiped clean with heavy oil cleaning agent.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, it's not mainly that it's non-slip, and the surface is rough, so it's easy to get grease stains.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is no such thing as kitchen floor tiles.
Floor tiles on the wall is a relatively common decoration technique, and it is feasible to put kitchen floor tiles on the wall. It is worth noting that the cement sticking on the wall of the floor tile is not as firm as the sticking of the porcelain plate, and it is best to use tile cement to stick, but the cost will be higher.
Absolutely. As long as you don't cut the floor tile material as a wall material, the main thing is that the joints will look good in the future.
The wall should be rough, the cement should be glued, the bricks should be soaked in water, the bricks should be made of wall tiles (the weight should not be large), and the expansion joints should be left.
The floor tiles on the wall are right, don't 3D antique bricks, use white if generous, the kitchen is not small, my house is 4 square meters, I personally lay the floor tiles and wall tiles, don't go to the open pipe, the dark pipe is easy to install, but what to do if it leaks? You have to pick it up, and it takes time to go and save money!
It is very classy with pink pearlescent or champagne.