Wallpaper removal is time consuming but can definitely be done. It will depend a bit on the wallpaper itself though as to how much work will be involved. Some comes off really easy, some not so much. When I did ours, I used a scoring tool, and a spray bottle of liquid fabric softener and water mixed. Use the tool on the wall, then dampen a section at a time and pull off. Good luck!
Use a scoring tool called a paper tiger, roll it over the wall to create tiny holes. Then spray with a home-made solution as Molly uses, or a pre-made solution from the store. I found that giving that solution time to soak in helped a ton. The paper should then scrape right off using a flat blade or multi-tool. Be patient, some areas will need a second treatment.
Hi Georgianna, hope this helps you out. Use a scoring tool to create holes in the wallpaper. Use a spray bottle to soak the paper. Spray water into the slits so it can work its way behind the covering. Wait about 10 minutes and then scrape off the paper with a putty knife.
Wallpaper removal is time consuming but can definitely be done. It will depend a bit on the wallpaper itself though as to how much work will be involved. Some comes off really easy, some not so much. When I did ours, I used a scoring tool, and a spray bottle of liquid fabric softener and water mixed. Use the tool on the wall, then dampen a section at a time and pull off. Good luck!
here is how I have removed wallpaper - https://www.charlestoncrafted.com/2017/01/24/experience-removing-wallpaper/
Use a scoring tool called a paper tiger, roll it over the wall to create tiny holes. Then spray with a home-made solution as Molly uses, or a pre-made solution from the store. I found that giving that solution time to soak in helped a ton. The paper should then scrape right off using a flat blade or multi-tool. Be patient, some areas will need a second treatment.
Hi Georgianna, hope this helps you out. Use a scoring tool to create holes in the wallpaper. Use a spray bottle to soak the paper. Spray water into the slits so it can work its way behind the covering. Wait about 10 minutes and then scrape off the paper with a putty knife.