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Final Caulk Scraping

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How a plumber caulks a toilet

What happens here

After the initial removal with the utility knife, switch to the 14-in-1 painter's tool (which acts as a putty knife/scraper). Use its flat edge and any suitable contours to effectively scrape away any stubborn caulk residue that remains on both the toilet porcelain and the surrounding floor tiles. Ensure the area is as clean as possible before applying new caulk. Collect the removed caulk pieces and dispose of them.

Goal: Use a painter's tool (putty knife) to scrape away any remaining caulk residue and ensure a clean surface.

Tools and materials

  • 14-in-1 Painter's Tool
  • Trash bag or paper towels N/A