How to remove tiled kitchen countertops
Tiled countertops can offer home owners an affordable and durable option when it comes to their kitchen’s design and functionality. That said, tiles certainly don’t last forever. Cracks, scratches and loosening of the grouting are all common problems that arise from long term use. When the damage exceeds a certain point, removing the tiled countertops is your only option since it will need to be replaced in order to maintain a hygienic work surface while offering aesthetic appeal at the same time. To remove tiled kitchen countertops, follow these easy steps: Turn off, disconnect and (if possible) remove any electrical fixtures from your counters. Turn off the water in your kitchen and keep a bucket handy to catch any water still in the pipes when you disconnect them. When removing the sink, use a putty knife to loosen the silicone gently bit by bit until it’s loose enough for you