How Do You Remove Old Vinyl Flooring?
Vinyl flooring was used abundantly in homes all over the United States and even in foreign countries for decades. When it was installed will determine the effort required in removing it, but the job is certainly one that can be done in most cases without calling in the experts. Vinyl flooring takes on a dull, dingy look after years of use and subsequent cleaning and eventually loses most of its luster, giving way to a floor covering that has lost all of its aesthetic appeal. Removing it is the first step in creating a whole new look with updated flooring. Step 1 Cut a length of vinyl flooring with the carpet cutting knife. Slip the end of the crowbar underneath and pry to raise the area near the cut. Start a process of cutting and peeling in sections that are manageable to tear up; 2×2 foot square areas work well if you are doing the job solo. If, during this process, you discover the presence of asbestos, consult a professional right away. The U.S. government has a website with instru
