GoldblattGrout Removal Tool with Replacement Carbide Tip - Professional Grout Cleaner, Caulking Remover, Scraper with Soft-Grip Handle, for Cleaning Floor Ceramic Tile Gaps, Tile Joints or Corners

this works fine to clean up some grout problems. I had I chipped a corner, but I just rotated it there’s three corners.

If you’re like me and thought the longer blade grout saws would be more effective/quicker, you’d probably be wrong. The carbide triangle fits in the grout lines much easier and required much less effort (and back and forth). Plus this was able to get into all the nooks and crannies with ease. It seems well made and worth the money. It does get carbide dust and grout everywhere so prep accordingly and use PPE. Gets the job done.

This tool is great! My only issue is ordering new blades, from what I see I can’t just buy a replacement blade. I have to buy the tool again, I know it comes with an extra blade but I need more, I use this tool a lot and it’s awesome

Excellent tool to remove specks of thinset in grout joints.

Ease of use:This really helped with tough to get out caulking Around my tub and shower!

I have a small section of shower to be fixed. Like 20* 30 inches. This piece requires a lot of strength to remove the tile grout. Good thing is it comes with a spare head but I almost use both of them as the triangle head wear flat fast. I wound not recommend this for project like more than a night stand size. It takes like almost 40 minutes to the job and some times it damage the edge of tile if pulled too hard. It’s easy to play with but hard to remove grout line if it’s too narrow.

This is a little more aggressive than the 12mm square carbide insert scrapers, but it's a good kind of different. Much more aggressive but not to the point of being a plane, took dried glue right off without damage. It will remove wood/underneath if you bear on it much at all but it will take off glue residue like magic wand. Also great for deburring aluminum T-track i had just cut an this was handy sand it worked great with no damage to the carbide bit.This, combined with the 12mm square carbide insert scrapers compliment each other perfectly, where this is aggressive and can get into trim corner features , the square one can do the light duty work, saving the blade life on it.I'm not sure how extra extra inserts would be found, unsure of specifications and it's a nut holding it onto the rod rather than a Torx screw, but I doubt I'll make all3 sides of 2 inserts dull anytime in the next several years so it doesn't matter. Having the spare blade is a big bonus!

Did the job! I wish there was an option to make it smaller because scraping around the toilet was difficult. It's sorta big.