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How to Remove Old Flooring

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Old flooring can be easily removed to make way for new flooring. Follow the preparation steps to save on cleanup time.
Step 5: Start removing the flooring.
To begin to remove the flooring, first pry up a doorway threshold, and whatever else you discover underneath it, until you reach the sub-floor. Be sure to stuff a rag into the ducts of floor registers to prevent dust and debris from falling in.
Remove the doorway threshold until you get to the sub-floor.

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Make sure that you and your home are protected against dust and fine particles. When working on a project that creates dust, always wear goggles, gloves and a dust mask. Seal off your work area and provide adequate ventilation.

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