How to remove a wall plug | 3 ways

A simple video of how to remove wall plugs a basic understanding for the average diy'r.
We will go through three basic techniques that will help assist anyone struggling with this task all step by step easy to follow instructions.

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[sarawall]

The second one totally just worked for me, thank you!! So easy.

[BHARATCHAUHAN-crzm]

After trying to gouge them out i watched your video and within a minute all 3 were out, thank you so much for the video .

[johanrahan]

Thank you so much i used the screw method and it worked perfectly !!

[mairimillar]

Second option worked a treat, thank you as it was stumping me 🙏

[Jamie-rosx]

Thank you mate. Your video very educational and informative.

[HunterGeophysicsAustralia]

The second method can also be done using the nail-remover thing on the back of a hammer instead of pliers. You can get better leverage in my opinion this way.

[Linearzange]

... or try using the pull plier "Linearzange", a german invention to remove wooden and plastic dowels :-)

[Bismillah]

Thanks very much! 2nd method works for me

[johnpower]

Do you put the drill in reverse? Look like the in your video.

[ingmarsen]

Okay, excellent I'll try that. Thanks!

[kimgriffiths]

Thanks Dan.
The raw plug I'm trying to get out of a nicely finished plaster wall is absolutely tiny.
It snapped off as I was putting it in, but snapped flush with the wall.
Any further ideas?
Thanks again :-) 👍🏼

[lmaoroflcopter]

Thanks. Trying to prep a wall for painting and there's bloody tons of these bastards in the wall. I swear whoever put them in used adhesive of some kind as they sure as hell aren't coming out as easy as method 1.

[Ailieorz]

Thank you. The last occupant of our house decided it would be smart to glue the bloody things in so we've had to drill them all out

[patrickculleton]

Using the claw of a claw hammer for method 2 is better than a pair of pliers IMO.

[nickmuscat]

What size is a white wall plug please?

[shameenrehman]

What do I do if the screw has sunk in with the rawl plug 😭 I’ve tried drilling it out but it’s jammed in further

[AlanBeer]

Great tips... but what if the plug has a broken screw still [deep] inside it?

[daynetailby]

Why take it out? Just push in a little job done!

[tiddlesa.]

@ 2:12 I’d be at the point of just filling the bastard hole.

[itsmeHiImtheSigridItsme]

Useless video to me, the plug you were removing sat already perfectly loose, mine sit tight in the wall and nothing is getting them even as much as moving a bit.