Loose Floor Tile

Better off removing the tile.

>>1084348
You might need to thin the adhesive down with a suitable solvent and use something else to shoot it in. Giant syringe or a turkey baster with a 45* cut to the tip come to mind.

>>1084363
Why even post?

>>1084368
>You might need to thin the adhesive down with a suitable solvent and use something else to shoot it in. Giant syringe or a turkey baster with a 45* cut to the tip come to mind.
That would work, but what glue would you suggest? I can't even get the tile glue out of the tube with a caulking gun. Maybe slice it open?

You will never fix it without taking the tile up ,if its loose enough to take out without breaking it then take it out ,soak it in some warm water for a while to soften the old tile adhesive and scrape it off,if the adhesive is stuck on too hard might be best to leave it on rather than risk breaking the tile.

Get some gorilla glue ,make the floor and tile a little damp and put a few spots of glue on the floor not too much ,weigh the tile down with something heavy as the glue expands,should take a good hour and it will be ready to grout.

>>1084482
This won't work. No way that thinset will ever scrape off the tile easily. You can try to chisel it off the tile and the floor (is the subfloor concrete or durock?), but be careful because the tile will break pretty easily.

Once you get it cleaned off enough, get some tile thinset, mix it up, and lay the tile. Then regrout and you're all set.