How to replace a kitchen sink part 2: removing your old sink

Watch our step-by-step video showing how to replace a kitchen sink, with expert advice and top tips to help you complete the job with confidence.
See the other part in this series:
Part 1: Assembling Your New Sink
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Part 3: Fitting Your New Sink
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[@adrianfox9431]

Very useful video. I would add take a photograph of the pipework underneath the sink before you disassemble it as it is very useful when reassembling.

[@bandq]

That's a great idea! 😁

[@vikramgupta2326]

This video was very useful because it reminded me of one very critical thing....the restraining clips! After I cut through the caulk, I was having a hard time prying my sink up. Then I watched this video, and , aha I had to loosen the clips under the sink! Thanks guys!

[@user-ey6vz9ku4r]

I want to remove my kitchen sink and unit in preparation for a new kitchen that will happen in a few weeks. After turning off the supply to the taps could I then turn the water supply back on and use the bathroom in the house or would water come spurting out of the kitchen tap pipes?

[@stevenewton7028]

How did you cut the silicone sealant between the back of the sink and the wall?

[@bandq]

Hi, Steve 😊 All you need is a sealant remover. This can be in the form of a gel or a tool. Please see the below links for examples: Gel: bit.ly/3xiEUEw Tool: bit.ly/360EpUi We hope this helps 🛠