How to remove wall anchors

Have you wanted to know how to remove wall anchors from the wall? Here are four ways to remove wall anchors and how to fill the holes after!

Hi everyone!! Not much sewing or crafting going on right now. We had old baseboard radiators removed and new hardwood floors put in two rooms and that lead to patching, priming and painting the walls. You know that if something is going on at the house, it's fair game for a post! I thought I would share this with you for a future project you might have. How to remove those little plastic inserts that secure a screw into dry wall. You know these little things… I had anchors in several places…

Okay my friends, the quick tip I present to you today is not that flashy, but it's such a good one to know! My brother showed me this trick years ago and the first time

This video will show you how to remove plastic wall anchors from drywall.

Wall anchors are used for the strength and the security they provide in holding up heavy objects. When you have an unwanted wall anchor taking up space on your otherwise pristine surface, it can feel like a daunting task to remove the tiny cylinder from the wall without causing further damage.

How to get anchors out once they're in.

Learning how to get anchors out of drywall is an essential part of basic home maintenance for both homeowners and renters alike.

Do I need to use a wall anchor? Which wall anchor should I use in plaster? How do I use one? I answer all of these questions and more!

Do you have a wall feature or piece of artwork that needs to be hung? Before you can hang your item, it's important to make sure the wall is ready and able to support the weight. If you don't have the right anchors, you risk the possibility of your wall feature tearing out of the wall or causing damage. If you have the wrong anchors, such as drywall anchors, the best option is to remove them properly. Learn how to do just that with this guide on How to Remove Drywall Anchors.