They sell wall paper removal compounds. You will probably need the palm-sized rolling perforator tool for the solution to soak in. I have learned my lesson - never put up wallpaper.
Renting a steamer is by far the easiest way. You can use a damp cloth but it takes so much longer. The steamers have a large steam head so you can remove larger areas quicker.
Score and steam has always been my preferred method. Removing wallpaper is not an easy or pleasant job, but worth it for the end result.
https://www.lowes.com/projects/paint-stain-and-wallpaper/remove-old-wallpaper/project
Any tool rental will have what you need.
They sell wall paper removal compounds. You will probably need the palm-sized rolling perforator tool for the solution to soak in. I have learned my lesson - never put up wallpaper.
Renting a steamer is by far the easiest way. You can use a damp cloth but it takes so much longer. The steamers have a large steam head so you can remove larger areas quicker.