How to Remove Kitchen Appliances and Fixtures
Tips on how to carefully uninstall and remove kitchen appliances and fixtures.
You can save money on your kitchen remodel by removing the appliances and fixtures yourself. If you are reusing your appliances, store them in an indoor, out-of-the-way location during your remodel. If you plan on donating your old appliances, many charities will gladly come pick them for you as long as you uninstall them.
Always:
Garbage Disposal:

Sink:


Countertops, Cabinets and Backsplashes:

Hood Vent:

Gas Appliances:
Dishwasher:

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