HOW TO REMOVE TILE THE EASY WAY - Be Your Own Handyman @ Home 

+Tyler Moore Thanks so much. I try to keep them brief, sometimes it is difficult to do.

the most accurate comment I've ever read on youtube haha

So true. Nothing I hate worse than a presenter spending 10 mi utes talking about what they're going to do before taking 5 minutes to do it.

Straight to the point very rare on you tube it could have lasted 15 minutes and still left me clueless

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Awesome! Good job and you're welcome...glad it helped you out a bit :)

+KielySo Dentistry & Orthodontics Thank you for your feedback and i am glad you approve!

+cgrinna Cool, thanks!

+melstampz Thank you!

Agreed! It's an "always" for power tools, but for a lot of manual labor too, guys, especially in an enclosed space like a bathroom where the noise is concentrated.

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Curt Johnson Thank you, I'm glad it was helpful.

Hawkeye I appreciate your comments and I'm sure you'll do just fine.

mslpYeahYouKnowMe Great! Have fun!

Crab Freaks You're welcome and thank you for your kind comments! They are always appreciated!

+Speed Racer You're welcome, glad to hear it was helpful for you.

Julia Peacock Sounds great! Have fun and THANK YOU for subscribing!!!

Cool! You're welcome.

Great! Glad it was helpful to you.

+Joy Bernstein So cool... thanks!

+Jack King Thank you!

J Lee Glad it was helpful and did you try it yourselves?

A contractor discouraging you from doing the work they do.. Imagine that.

+Cengiz Saral awesome! Thanks for letting me know!

lol smart decision!

+Aaron Hammett Awesome! Have fun and just a reminder to cover up furniture beforehand, because dust goes flying when removing the thinset / mastic.

Awesome, thanks!

You're welcome :-)

DaminalTheAminal Well it might depend on the backing of the 1" tiles...like if they came in a sheet with that net backing to hold them together and you can buy them in sheets. Crow bar might be what you have to use. Sorry I'm late answering you, somehow your message was missed.

Hope Kassandra u fine😍

Junaidi Aminuddin Without seeing the bench I would not be able to advise you on this. sorry about that.

Junaidi Aminuddin BTW, thank you for your kind comments and I'm happy to know you became inspired! :) Did you demolish the brick bench?

Not yet. Theres a lil planning to do and I like to plan from start to finish, with details like "where will i wash my dishes in the mean time?". I think a good 4 lb sledge hammer would do the trick.

Junaidi Aminuddin LOL sledge hammer to the dishes or the bench? Just kidding ;)

If there is a meeting point of tile and carpet, or tile and other...start at the meeting point. If there is not a side by side meeting point then go ahead and start anywhere you want and yes, just pick one and crack it with a hammer but make sure to use protection for eyes, ears (optional), mouth/nose, hands (leather gloves) and knees. Good luck!

+Corey Graham Yes, I bought it at Home Depot.

You will have to break into the tile grout from the side that is away from the wall Sorry I didn’t get to you sooner.

+Ana Somers Cool thanks

Geri Eurke No problem...I like to help with projects and help people save money! :)

TheCmoney84 Thank you but...you're putting carpet in the kitchen? Not a good idea. Food and bacteria will grow rampant. I would not advise carpet in any kitchen. Just my thoughts on that subject. :)

Be Your Own Handyman @ Home Thanks for the advice. This is the type of carpet I want to put in. www.homedepot.com/p/Beaulieu-Dayside-Color-Ebony-6-ft-Carpet-6670-890-600-MB/100656078 I think the black will look really good against my duck egg blue cabinets. I really didn't like the old color. The contractor said they were solid mahogany. I really wasn't a fan of the color or grain. But I think the new color will look really good. I just have to figure out what to do with the ceilings now. I really want to spray popcorn texture but my good friend is suggesting that I go with acoustic tile boards 12 x12. Decisions, decisions.

TheCmoney84 Hmm, well you seem to know what you want.

Be Your Own Handyman @ Home You know what they say, you only live once. I am sparing no expense on this house. Hopefully this flip will finally pay off and I will make money of off it. It it disappointing when you put all that money into a house to flip and you have to take a loss on the sale. So I am 0 for 5 but I have a good feeling about my current one.

TheCmoney84 Can't you carpet over the marble? Or skip the carpet? Taking the marble flooring out will devalue the home. Then the buyer can decide...carpet or marble. Not many people will want carpet in their kitchen. When you sell a home it should have neutral colors and not abnormal amenities. I've sold quite a few homes over the years and studied how to make it desirable to the potential buyers. Also, popcorn ceilings are outdated and no longer desirable. Just trying to help :) Acoustic tile boards that are used in business buildings? Years ago I bought and read a book on how to sell a house (and get more bang for your buck) and it was loaded with helpful information. Just a thought....

i have a video on removing the mastic. it will answer your question. thanks for watching.

+Kurt M Of course. Here's my video for that :)

+Kurt M m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NGZmV7KNqwQ.html

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