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How to Replace a Kitchen Sink | This Old House

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Installing a new kitchen sink with This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for How to Replace a Kitchen Sink:
– self-rimming kitchen sink, to replace old sink
– silicone caulk, used to seal new sink to countertop
– plumber’s putty, for forming a watertight seal under faucet, disposer and basket strainer
– garbage disposer, to replace old disposer
– PVC pipe and fittings, required if changing drain pipe
– PVC pipe primer
– PVC pipe cement

Tools for How to Replace a Kitchen Sink:
– screwdriver, for tightening screws
– hammer, used to remove knockout plug from side of disposer
– caulk gun

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  2. I prefer to put the silicone on the sink rim, then set the sink in place. I don't know what the professionals do, but that's always made less mess for me.

  4. Hmm, surprised at a few things he did….yanking a sink off laminate without first breaking the silicone seal around the rim is risky, He was lucky he didn't rip the laminate apart & had to buy the guy a new countertop. Didnt remove the disposal either…

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