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Removing Wallpaper
I did a search and found no threads on this subject. I am putting an offer together on a property that has wall paper. I saw them take it off with vinager and water on TV the other day. Any one here have any comments or advise on removing wall paper?
Thanks
Don
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I've used fabric softener in a spray bottle and let it soak in. Then peel paper. May come off in two coats. Top coat and then spray and soak under neath level and peel. Rich