How To Remove Bathroom Medicine Cabinet From Wall

## How to Remove a Bathroom Medicine Cabinet from the Wall **Step 1: Safety First** Before you begin, turn off the water supply to the bathroom. This will prevent any water from leaking out when you remove the cabinet. You should also wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from any falling debris. **Step 2: Remove the Doors** Most medicine cabinets have doors that can be easily removed. Simply open the doors and locate the screws that are holding them in place. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and then gently lift the doors off the cabinet. **Step 3: Disconnect the Plumbing** If your medicine cabinet is connected to the water supply, you will need to disconnect the plumbing before you can remove it from the wall. Use a wrench to disconnect the water lines and then cap off the ends of the pipes. **Step 4: Remove the Screws** Once the doors and plumbing are disconnected, you can remove the screws that are holding the cabinet to the wall. Most medicine cabinets are held in place by two or three screws. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and then carefully lift the cabinet off the wall. **Step 5: Patch the Holes** Once the cabinet is removed, you will need to patch the holes in the wall. You can do this by using spackling paste or drywall filler. Apply the spackling paste or drywall filler to the holes and then smooth it out with a putty knife. Once the spackling paste or drywall filler is dry, you can sand it smooth and paint over it. **Step 6: Install the New Cabinet** If you are installing a new medicine cabinet, follow the instructions that came with the cabinet. Most medicine cabinets are installed by hanging them on the wall with screws. Once the cabinet is installed, you can reconnect the plumbing and the doors. **Tips** * If the medicine cabinet is heavy, ask a friend or family member to help you remove it. * Be careful not to damage the wall when you are removing the cabinet. * If you are not comfortable removing the cabinet yourself, you can hire a plumber or handyman to do it for you.