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Is oyster gray "dark grout" or should I go with natural gray?

Patricia Aragon
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Is oyster gray "dark grout" or should I go with natural gray?

I am buying at HD in the AM and I am not sure how dark "dark grout" is.

Tile is off-white porcelain 12x24 neutral/slightly warm. Rental is nice enough that I might live in it at some point, which is why I am asking for help.

Thanks!

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Bill B.#1 Managing Your Property Contributor
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Always go with the lightest grout that isn’t white. White looks dirty all the time and black looks gross. IMHO. 

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