Getting rid of 32 bit packages in RedHat

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If You want to clean your RedHat (or a derivative) off 32 bit packages, have a look here

In short: 

yum remove \*.i\?86

To keep 32-bit packages from being installed in future updates, edit your /etc/yum.conf and add the line: 

exclude = *.i?86

Be aware that 32-bit applications, including some browser plugins that may only be available in 32-bit versions, will no longer work after this procedure.

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