In some cases, you may find that your home’s previous owners installed new flooring over the old, putting one or more layers between the laminate you’re removing and the subfloor. If the flooring underneath looks like old linoleum or vinyl, do not tear it up with the rest of the lami...
To remove the old tile, start by softening the adhesive by applying heat with a hair dryer. When the adhesive loosens, pry up the damaged tile with a stiff putty knife, then use the putty knife to scrape as much of the old adhesive off the subfloor as you can. Apply new adhesive, ...