Easy way to remove wallpaper

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/walls/how-to-remove-wall-paper-without-harsh-chemicals-7840556

Yikes. No there isn't.

Okay, I can give better advice than that. If it is well adhered you might consider putting new wallpaper over or painting. That wouldn't make me happy but for most people it would be an acceptable solution.

Next thing is it paper or vinyl? If paper you can try just wetting it down, waiting 10 or 15 minutes and seeing if it will pull down. Vinyl will need to be scored by something like a Paper Tiger to let the water through. A rented wallpaper steamer will make the job much easier after you determine the difficulty of removing the first piece.

Hi Vickie. There really isn't a easy way to remove wall paper. I would rent a steamer and also use DIFF a wall paper remover. Purchase a wall paper scorer and then score the wall paper spray with diff and also use the steamer to try and dissolve the adhesive. Work in small areas. You will probably need to scrap some off too. It is a long process but when completed well worth it. If you happen to damage some of the drywall you can try to repair it using drywall compound. I did this in a small bathroom and it took me a long time, but well worth it. Good Luck!

I wouldn't call it "easy", but you've got this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTGKMzKqpk&t=226s

Steam it! Here is a link.

https://www.lowes.com/projects/paint-stain-and-wallpaper/remove-old-wallpaper/project

It is not easy - no matter what anyone says. And exactly why I rarely use wallpaper. Good luck!

There is no easy way. A steamer may remove the paper, but if it wasn't primed it'll probably take the paper layer off the drywall.

Score with a scorer that kinda cuts the wallpaper, wet with spray bottle filled with water and then scrape

No removal, paint over it.

I have removed wall paper before with wall paper spray and a spider claw. The spray wets it and the claw makes little nicks in the paper and it peels right off.

There is no "easy" way - I removed it from several walls in our newly purchased house. Took hours. It worked best by using a steamer, I just used one for clothes. Work in small sections. After the wall paper was finally off, I scrubbed several times with vinegar, dawn dishsoap and water to remove the paste. Then prime with a primer "sealer" - Zinzer brand, then prime with regular primer, then paint. Good luck!

Youtube has many videos and different ways to do this.