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JT Spangler
  • Buy and Hold Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Linoleum parfait

JT Spangler
  • Buy and Hold Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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So, as I suspected (but hoped I was wrong on), the kitchen/hallway/bathroom/laundry in my new buy and hold property have linoleum on 1/4" plywood underlayment, underneath which is another layer of linoleum, underneath which I assume is the original subfloor.

Initially I was just gonna lay vinyl wood plank on top of it, but I can't just keep stacking flooring on flooring. So I really should pull up everything down to the original subfloor. Anyone have any tips for removing old linoleum on a plywood underlayment like this? Or is it just go to work with the prybar and skilsaw set to the proper depth? 

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Eric Bowlin
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  • Plano, TX
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Eric Bowlin
  • Investor
  • Plano, TX
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Hire a laborer for $10/hr...Best $75 you'll ever spend.

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