Use these three simple tips to take down peel-and-stick tiles without damaging your walls. Renters and DIY pros have discovered many ways around the age-old dilemma of making a rental space your own.

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I discovered an original encaustic tile mosaic under linoleum in the entry way of my recently purchased 2-fam. I have pulled up the linoleum, but the tiles underneath are very sticky. What is the best ...

Q: I installed Armstrong Solarian 12-inch self-stick vinyl tile on our basement cement floor about 15 years ago. The tile has begun to break apart in the heavy-use area where a chair is in front of a ...

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