1. Remove damaged tiles together with tile adhesive (cement under tiles). You may have to break the tile into small pieces and remove it. The biggest problem with this is that you can easily break some of the adjoining tiles. Using a grout saw or other tool, remove the grout from the tile joints surrounding the damaged tile(s). 2  Be careful not to cut through any membrane waterproofing underneath or behind the tiles. 3  Using a masonry bit, drill a hole through the middle of the tiles you need to remove.
Turns out, they do grow well in saline soils, but the nut isn't salty naturally. [Inferred from information from Wikipedia ]. Further, this resource informs that even sweetened varieties can be found, especially when making cakes, which reminds me of eating pistachios in ice creams and nope, they aren't salty.
Blood Pressure. Natural pistachio nuts have very low levels of sodium, or about 0 to 2 mg per 1-oz. serving. However, roasted pistachios seasoned with salt can contain up to 121 mg of sodium per serving, according to the USDA National Nutrient Database, which is not so bad if you can control your serving size.