KDE's Discover has a button for that. I always delete the app and leftovers from there.
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Great thing, flatpak is litterally the heaviest folder on my system, and UI are great for those who are not used to the terminal commands.
Been using it and it works wonderfully :) cut my flatpak folder 9gb to around 5gb :P
