Step 1 · Removing Your Old Bathroom Sink

This is the step people usually slow down on. Go finger-tight first, then a quarter turn. No rush — replay the clip whenever it helps.

Begin by turning off the water supply valves located beneath the sink. Carefully disconnect the old supply lines and P-trap using appropriate tools. Then, remove the old sink from the countertop or wall, detaching the drain and water lines as you proceed. Remember to place a bucket or towels under the sink to catch any remaining water.