Easiest way to remove old ceramic towel bars or toilet paper holders

[@brooklynmurphy2940]

Finally!, an easy to follow excellent videos for a super beginner like me! Without leaving holes!

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

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[@qcjean90]

This is much easier! I was really dreading the idea to have to buy drywall for such a small area. Thank you!!

[@qcjean90]

I want to add hooks instead. Would this be a issue since a part of the old towel bar is technically still on wall?

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

No just drill your holes

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

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[@jiminthecountry3849]

wow - nice job. you can really find anything on youtube - this is exactly what i was looking for. thanks

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[@l82theparty4]

I have these in every bathroom. I hate them! Thought maybe I could remove them. Thanks for the video. It stopped me from disaster! Some things are not do it yourself. ( for this chick!)

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[@itsmovinfast]

Genius Idea. Never thought of leaving the back in. Thanks

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This was so satisfying to watch

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this guy is a real showmaker! Use a rubber mallet and pry bar, NO MESS

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

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[@DerrickSderrickisONLINE]

Wow he made that look easy!

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[@ChantellPoole]

Thank you for making this video. The technique you used is much easier than others I've seen. After watching this, I think I can surprise my husband by doing this myself. 😁

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[@deezznts]

Excellent video!

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[@Jessesgirl0307]

Did the wall have an orange peel to it? If you do, how do you match that? I used one in a can and it came out way too bubbly. Can I just sand that till it matches the rest of the wall?

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

No, the wall do not have an orange peel to it

[@Jessesgirl0307]

We had a drywall guy come in and finish it off. He used a wet sponge to wipe off the mud. Can you do the same here? Thanks.

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Hi, sure exactly what you mean but if you’re referring to he used a sponge to wet sand the spackle yes you can do the same here as long as your spackle job is good. If not, you wanna use a sanding sponge thank you for your interaction please subscribe it’s free and if you want to be really solid like and share. Thank you.

[@Anonymouslyseen]

How do you remove it from the tile in the shower?

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Hi that’s another story can you share a pic

[@myaddi]

What do you call that thing to cover the whole and, what do you call the tape? Thank you

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

It’s mesh sparkling tape and I’m using 20min powered sparkling please like and subscribe I appreciate you

[@charlievelez3510]

How to remove them if they're in tile walls?

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Great question so you can smash it out the same way to remove it but then you’re gonna have to clean the area up and patch it in with another tile the same size

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Most of the time people wait until they’re ready to renovate the bathroom and to redo the tile all together

[@charlievelez3510]

@@everydayhomeimprovements9345 perfect! Thank you very much for your time and getting back to me so soon, 🙏🏼

[@pkmathome1500]

So my issue is you leave parts of the ceramic in place? And a new tp holder may go right on top of that & good luck tryn to screw another in its place. Seems to me a california patch is better

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

There is no ceramic left. You’re just seeing the impressions of the back of it in a little bit of thin set that’s left. You will have no problem mounting anything new to this area but thank you for your interaction. I’d appreciate it if you would subscribe to the channel it’s free and if you ever have any questions about anything feel free to reach out. Have a great day.

[@pkmathome1500]

@@everydayhomeimprovements9345 ahh ok the tp holders ive run into have a hole in the drywall…maybe next one i will smashy smash instead 😁

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Yeah, give it a try and check it out. It’s really quick and if you use 20 minutes spackling you can get all your coats on in the same day.

[@guaraguao1127]

Thx

[@msjoy2005]

I need to remove the same rod from a ceramic tiled wall

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Same way

[@wechee]

That seemed easy enough

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[@radikaldesignz]

Yes, but what about INSTALLING ceramic toilet paper holders???

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Same process

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[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

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[@Materpal]

Wish I watched this video like 5 minutes ago before I ripped the whole thing out of the wall:*

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[@IndigoCosmic]

I wish could do this in my apartment where this ugly towel rack is above the toilet.

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

If your in nj I can if not I’m so sorry please like and subscribe I appreciate you

[@rynic]

Ours is on ceramic tile, darn it.

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

You can always remove the one tile and replace it with another one. If you have extra tile or a tile that would match clothes please subscribe it’s free and if you want to be really nice hit like and share. Thank you so much if you ever have any questions feel free to ask N if I can help I will.

[@eharminc]

I keep them on my wall to much work…

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

eventually they’ll break or you’ll wanna modernize your home because they’re very outdated. Thank you for watching the video please subscribe it’s free and if you want to be really nice like and share and in return if you ever have any questions about anything around the home asking if I can help I will most certainly will.

[@Tombo1951]

Might want to show how to remove them without destroying them.

[@everydayhomeimprovements9345]

Can’t they are ceramic and glued onto the sheet rock no need to save them. They are outdated.