# How to Remove Sample Comments and Posts From WordPress

A fresh WordPress installation comes with sample comments and posts. You can easily remove them by following these steps:

* Log in to the WordPress dashboard.
* From the **Dashboard** menu, go to **Posts** and click on **All Posts**.

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* Hover over the sample post and click on **Trash**.

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* Repeat the process for sample pages by navigating to **Pages** in the Dashboard, then click on **All Pages** and remove the sample pages.

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* To remove sample comments, select **Comments** from the dashboard, hover over a comment, and click on **Trash**.

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Once you've completed these steps, your blog will be free of sample comments and posts.


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