The ground is earth, and there is no brick on it. Can you directly use cement to lay floor tiles?

Bricklaying can be directly paved with cement, as follows:

1. 1. The ratio of sand to cement is 3: 1, and a small amount of water is added to start mixing;

2. At the same time, prepare a basin of thick cement slurry for later use;

3. After that, splash water at the place where the floor tiles are to be embedded;

4. Shovel the mixed cement sand to the place to be embedded in the floor tile;

5. After shoveling, use a small shovel for preliminary leveling. If not leveled, it will lead to uneven floor tiles;

6. After that, completely smooth the surface of the precipitate with a small flat plate;

7. Then put the pot of concentrated cement slurry just prepared on the back of the tile;

8. Then lay the cement floor tile flat where it is to be laid;

9, with a small rubber hammer, leveling with a level;

10. Finally, seal the side with the handle of a small hammer.