I have ripped up my old bathroom floor, which is that soft-feel plastic that comes as a roll. Most of the glue has come up with the floor, I guess because I sealed the concrete floor with so much PVA before the adhesive went down.
However, I am left with quite a bit of the floor covered with a tacky, nasty, bumpy surface. I have tried picking away at it but it is really far too sticky.
Any recommendations?
The only two I could come up with were:
1) chewing gum remover spray, freeze the glue then chisel it off but it would cost an arm and a leg in sprays.
2) use self-levelling compound on the floor, but that would be a real hassle in my particular bathroom.
3) try white spirit/meths, but I thought I would seek other opinions before dousing my floor in something highly flammable, that might also stain the floor I will put down later.
However, I am left with quite a bit of the floor covered with a tacky, nasty, bumpy surface. I have tried picking away at it but it is really far too sticky.
Any recommendations?
The only two I could come up with were:
1) chewing gum remover spray, freeze the glue then chisel it off but it would cost an arm and a leg in sprays.
2) use self-levelling compound on the floor, but that would be a real hassle in my particular bathroom.
3) try white spirit/meths, but I thought I would seek other opinions before dousing my floor in something highly flammable, that might also stain the floor I will put down later.
