We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Vinyl is a popular flooring choice because it can mimic hardwood or stone tiles, but is more affordable and a more durable choice for ...

Need to know how to repair vinyl flooring? Have a few broken, peeling or damaged kitchen floor tiles? This excerpt, taken from Upgrade Your House (Creative Publishing International, 2010) by Philip ...

Certain materials are particularly difficult to repair, and vinyl is one of said materials. Luckily, the best glues for vinyl are specifically designed to adhere well and create a long-lasting seal — ...

Vinyl tiles can curl up at the corners if moisture gets under them or if they were installed improperly. Frequent mopping also can create moisture, which makes them peel. Here's how to reinstall ...

If you don't like using your home's wire shelving surface for storage you can upgrade the surface by applying inexpensive self-adhesive vinyl floor tiles, according to a tip from The Kranz Family's ...

Vinyl floor tiles curl up at the corners as their adhesive starts to fail, but there’s usually still enough stick to them that you can’t just pull them up without damage. You can use a simple clothes ...

Vinyl tiles can curl up at the corners if moisture gets under them or if they were installed improperly. Frequent mopping also can make them peel. Here's how to reinstall curling tiles: 1. Warm a ...