What can happen if you mix the wrong adhesive in your tile adhesive?

Have you ever experienced a squeaking sound or tiles lifting up when you walk on them after laying new tiles? These are all problems caused by a faulty adhesive mixing system. It is very important to get the right ratio when laying tiles. The difference between a regular sand + cement mixture and a ready-made tile adhesive is - Sand + cement: It shrinks when it dries, which can cause air pockets and cracks under the tiles. Tile adhesive: It contains polymers that improve adhesion. If there is too much water, the adhesive will lose its strength and will not be able to hold the tiles together. If there is too little water, the chemical reaction will not be complete, which can cause the tiles to pop apart in a short time. The correct method is to mix the adhesive thoroughly with a machine. After mixing, leave it for 5 minutes (slaking) and then stir it again to achieve full adhesion. PRO 1 would like to recommend - 1. Red Crocodile Adhesive): Suitable for ordinary tiles and has good adhesion. 2. Crocodile Gold Grey Adhesive is specially designed for bonding large tiles (Granite/Porcelain), while Crocodile Gold White Adhesive is especially suitable for mosaic decorative tiles. During the process of bonding, separate one tile. The adhesive should be at least 90% fully adhered to the back of the tile. If it is patchy, the mixing or method is wrong.