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:oops:Hi, am new here.

Renovating bathroom to shower room, walls and ceiling all good, but after placing a new wbp floor and starting to tile with ceramic floor, made a big mistake. Have removed tiles, but have lumps of the flex cement based adhesive, which is now dry.
Any tips of removing this? Many thanks for any help, as I am chipping away and there must be a quicker way!

Helena
 

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