How do I take up glued down parkay flooring tiles?

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To replace it with hard wood.

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Suellen Hintz on Aug 25, 2018

There is a long paddle-looking tool that is used to scrape them lose. Saves your back and knees. I've only seen them on tv and don't know the name of the tool.

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