How do I remove wallpaper from drywall?

Hi Lee,

Here's a guide:

https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Wallpaper

Lee: I've done this sticky, nasty job... but was well worth the effort! (...except my dog wandered in and got all sticky too!)

maybe this will help

https://www.thespruce.com/homemade-wallpaper-remover-1388147

I am a steamer. Score till your arms want to fall off then steam.

https://www.lowes.com/n/how-to/remove-old-wallpaper

I am in zone 9 in Southern California. Right now with all the fires to the south of me, only 7% humidity. Most of the country can't even fathom that . . . Once you add moisture, the paper falls right off.

Use a commercial liquid stripper - wet a defined smaller area - do another, then another. Come back rewet the first, 2nd etc. Use a 5"-6" broadknife to scrape it off the first section; use a grill scrubber to wash the rest 0f the paste off & rinse. Proceed with the next sections. Another mess saver is to put an opened pile of newspaper nearby to thrown the wall paper on - as they fill, roll them up like a dirty diaper and toss - saves a lot of sticky paper being tracked through the house. The part about defined sections is more mental - you see some success ! The amount of damage depends entirely on the pre that was done at installation.

Here's a post I wrote on removing wallpaper with a steamer.

https://lifeonsummerhill.com/how-to-remove-wallpaper-with-a-steamer/