I am replacing the flooring and toilet in my upstairs bathroom. The underlayment is in good shape under the toilet flange, so I don't plan on replacing it. But the flange is broken. I've removed the flange bolts, but the flange is glued to the pipes. I can't get it off. Is there an easy way to get a flange off that is glued? Both my flange and the pipe are made of white PVC.

They make metal parts that can be drilled over the broken flange. I had this question on here before, but still can't remember what they are called. Give me a sec...

XenoSapien

Here it is... I hope I got it right:

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/plumbing/help-have-toilet-troubles-127324.html

They have what's called a repair flange it is a half moon looking thing that is metal you can use it without removeing the flange you can get this a home depot they will know what you are talking about