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Old 04-05-2004, 11:39   #5
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???

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Originally Posted by Mike
Hi all

I have a large area of wall paper to removal which will be a real pig to remove.

I can remember seeing something on TV which were like sheets which were wet and then hung up on the wall paper and then both the sheet and the wall paper just peeled off.

Any idea on this and any other method to use.

Kind regards

Mike
Big bucket of hot soapy water and a big sponge, soak the walls then scrape
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