Is it better to use cement or tile glue to stick bricks?

As we all know, cement mortar is generally used for tiling, but there are many adhesives for tiles on the market in recent years. I don't know which one is better!

Look at cement mortar first, that is, taking cement as the main material, adding yellow sand and some waterproof additives, and then adding water to stir, which is basically zero pollution, high adhesion and favorable price.

But the bad thing is that cement mortar is influenced by many external factors and is easy to fall off. Furthermore, the hardness of tiles on the market is getting higher and higher, and the key is poor water absorption, so tiles often fall off.

From the appearance, tile glue is similar to cement, mainly mixed with water, and then directly used to paste tiles. The tile adhesive has an advantage that cement does not have, that is, it is less affected by external factors, resistant to low temperature and water. The bad point may be that the price is on the high side, many bad tile adhesives on the market are not enough, and there may even be the problem of excessive formaldehyde.

Compared with ceramic tile adhesive, ceramic tile adhesive has better bonding performance. The key is not to run the tiles in advance, just stick them directly. The wall doesn't need to be painted with a thick layer, and it will be basically solid when pasted.

Of course, good things are generally expensive, so there is no need to use tile glue everywhere. Kitchen and bathroom can be used, because these places are often wet and easy to fall off with ordinary cement.

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