How to disassemble hot and cold water pipes from kitchen faucets

Generally, discarded or old water pipes can be removed directly from the wall.

Or you don't have to dismantle and rearrange new water lines. Usually the water pipes are now on top.

The hose and the faucet are connected with threads, and the hose is connected to the faucet with a joint, and there is a small hexagon on the joint clamped with a wrench and slowly rotated counterclockwise, and the pipe can be removed.

Connect the water inlet line of the kitchen faucet, and if you are ready to redecorate the house, you can knock out the tiles and rewire them.

The water inlet pipe connected to the kitchen faucet needs to be removed from under the sink countertop with the help of a flashlight.

The space under the sink cabinet is usually small, so if it is a newly installed faucet, try unscrewing the inlet pipe counterclockwise directly by hand;

If it is a long-term faucet, there is usually a little rust at the connection between the inlet pipe and the faucet, so you need to use a tool such as a wrench.