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Wallpaper removal
I peeled off the vinyl coated wallpaper on my wall. I am left with a manilla coating. Can I remove this part with a water/vinegar solution?
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Yes you can ~ ! Plus scoring it with a sharp knife, without going too deep, helps to get the solution under that paper liner. Wait, spray again, spray again, and then start scraping with a paint spatula. Kids love this job !
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Get a "paper tiger" and DIF wallpaper enzyme remover.
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Yep, paper tiger is my friend. Zinsser 2966 PaperTiger Scoring Tool for Wallpaper Removal Single Head - Amazon.com
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I used fabric softener/water mix in a spray bottle - sprayed it on the wall, waited 5/10 minutes or so, and the wallpaper/adhesive came off in sheets - it was amazing! (room smelled great when I was done too ;) )
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Yes.. you can easily remove your wallpaper with water. But if you may not do the same or have any problem. Then you can use other chemicals.
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