Steps to Remove Wallpaper
Removing wallpaper can be a huge pain. It can also be time-consuming. You may have tried removing wallpaper before only to end up damaging the walls underneath. There may have been a lot of wallpaper left behind. There are steps to remove wallpaper without damaging the walls and leaving wallpaper behind.
Steps To Remove Wallpaper
Make holes in the surface of the wallpaper with a piercing tool or a putty knife. Do not cut too deep. The holes help the moisture reach the glue.
Mix warm water and vinegar. It can be applied with a spray bottle or with a sponge. Allow the mixture to stay on the wallpaper for 30 minutes.
Choose a corner of the wallpaper and gently peel it back. You may need to use a wallpaper scraper or putty knife to assist you.
Use a spray bottle of wallpaper remover for difficult areas.
Work around the entire wall in sections by spraying, peeling, and scraping until all of the wallpaper has been removed.