How to remove wooden kitchen countertops
Wooden countertops in your kitchen are quite an attractive feature. They do, however, need replacing now and then. The good news is that this need not be a job for the pros. Save money on your kitchen renovation by removing your wooden kitchen countertops yourself. Follow these simple steps and you’ll be well on your way to a brand new kitchen in no time: Shut off the water You don’t want water all over your kitchen so make sure you turn off the water before you begin. Turn the taps on (both hot and cold) to empty the water lines. Disconnect drains and fixtures Disconnect all drains, taps and any other fixtures. Have a bucket handy to catch any water that may still be in the drain. Remove the sink and other features If you have a garbage disposal, make sure that it has been unplugged before you remove it.