Bathroom Sink Removal Tips -

[@mikebastiat]

Damn you covered a lot of things fast. Good shit

[@workingtothebone256]

Great demo sir! Let's see the new install now.

[@vietdong21]

Is it really that easy to break the sinktop with a mallet? What do you suggest if sinktop is hard marble or granite?

[@jimwolfgang9433]

So many people don't score before they rip!

[@DougPoker]

Why turn off the water to the whole house when you have shut offs right there?

[@HomeRepairTutor]

because the shutoffs didn’t work, I actually had to replace the stems

[@Bigbogski]

@@HomeRepairTutor same thing happened to me when I redid my bath. Old house was built in 67. Although it looks cleaner when you hide the soldered joints behind the drywall, it makes it a pain to replace those prone to drip/ leak shutoffs.

[@Shadow497]

I was going to ask the same thing.

[@chrisduncan1755]

Incase a valve twists apart, waters still restricted.

[@lilbucko]

What about the crud around the water lines. Looks like a leak

[@HomeRepairTutor]

No leaks, it could have been old paint

[@LOVE_IS_THE_ANSWER]

There are no shut off valves. Now what please?

[@HomeRepairTutor]

What are the supply lines connected to?

[@TheRugghead]

Looks like my parents house.

[@rayvg7709]

The what trap?

[@HomeRepairTutor]

P-Trap, just below the sink drain 👍🏼

[@rayvg7709]

@@HomeRepairTutor we call them swan-necks here in the Netherlands. Thanks for the reply. Demo tip was better than most I've seen on here. Worked as a plumber and demo guy myself.

[@HomeRepairTutor]

@@rayvg7709 that’s super cool, makes sense! Gotta get out your way some day, was there awhile back visiting family and it was beautiful

[@conqwiztadore2213]

@@rayvg7709 Working on plumbing doesn't make you a plumber 😉

[@rayvg7709]

@@conqwiztadore2213 oh geez, I must've imagined going to trades school and doing things like installing boilers, solar boilers, regular water lines, ventilation ducts, gas lines...

[@mishazubko3012]

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