How To Remove Utility Sink at Seth Dickens blog

How To Remove Utility Sink. Crawl under the sink with a headlamp and locate the screws and brackets holding the sink to the countertop. Open a hot & cold faucet on a higher level, then open both faucets in this old slop sink. Crack a faucet for a couple seconds to bleed out any pressure remaining. Start by closing the water valves that lead to the faucet and disconnecting the supply tubes. You’ll also need a screwdriver, pipe wrench, and utility knife. That drains the water out. First, shut off the valves that supply water to your sink and disconnect the supply lines from the faucet. With a little plumbing experience and an extra pair of hands, you can remove your kitchen sink in about half an hour. Remove the sink and the cabinet or vanity that supported it, leaving only the water supply line stubs and the drainpipe stub visible, instructs dumpsters. Put a small pail under the trap to catch.

Crawl under the sink with a headlamp and locate the screws and brackets holding the sink to the countertop. Open a hot & cold faucet on a higher level, then open both faucets in this old slop sink. That drains the water out. First, shut off the valves that supply water to your sink and disconnect the supply lines from the faucet. Start by closing the water valves that lead to the faucet and disconnecting the supply tubes. Remove the sink and the cabinet or vanity that supported it, leaving only the water supply line stubs and the drainpipe stub visible, instructs dumpsters. Crack a faucet for a couple seconds to bleed out any pressure remaining. You’ll also need a screwdriver, pipe wrench, and utility knife. Put a small pail under the trap to catch. With a little plumbing experience and an extra pair of hands, you can remove your kitchen sink in about half an hour.

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How To Remove Utility Sink That drains the water out. Open a hot & cold faucet on a higher level, then open both faucets in this old slop sink. Crack a faucet for a couple seconds to bleed out any pressure remaining. With a little plumbing experience and an extra pair of hands, you can remove your kitchen sink in about half an hour. Remove the sink and the cabinet or vanity that supported it, leaving only the water supply line stubs and the drainpipe stub visible, instructs dumpsters. First, shut off the valves that supply water to your sink and disconnect the supply lines from the faucet. Crawl under the sink with a headlamp and locate the screws and brackets holding the sink to the countertop. That drains the water out. Put a small pail under the trap to catch. You’ll also need a screwdriver, pipe wrench, and utility knife. Start by closing the water valves that lead to the faucet and disconnecting the supply tubes.