HOW TO REMOVE WALL PAPER EASILY and QUICKLY...THE FUN WAY.

[@francesluther9619]

Ahhh. You are a genius! I've been waiting over a year for my husband to take down a kitchen border that has been on the wall when I moved in 15 years ago....sad huh. I used hot water and some dollar tree fabric softener. The border came down easily and the job was complete in 30 minutes. Thank you! Thank you! I am ready to paint now.

[@videocameradude]

Frances Luther Frances, thanks for letting me know. See, it wasn't so tough, was it? I'm glad it worked out for you without your husband's assistance. Have you painted yet? Thanks for including me in your home project. - john

[@tinahuber4487]

When do you put that three scratcher to use? Im having issues with the wallpaper coming off with the fabric softener and water. Any help would be appreciated

[@genieharris1505]

@@tinahuber4487 beast to take off the first layer dry as wallpaper is 2 ply then extremely hot water with a little dish soap and fab softener not to much in a spray bottle the 1.5 gallon pump sprayers is best the hotter the water the better is key and peeling the first ply off

[@genieharris1505]

@@tinahuber4487no wall scratcher needed

[@annefalk1723]

This worked PERFECTLY for some wallpaper fish decals that have been on the wall for about 20 years! I tried an iron with a wet washcloth prior to this, but was unable to remove some of them. Now my wall is ready to patch, prime and UPDATE! Thank you for your help! God bless you for sharing your knowledge!

[@videocameradude]

that is great to hear. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@Blastros01]

Lol your personality makes this enjoyable. Thanks, I've been struggling to take off my wallpaper with just a rag and hot water

[@videocameradude]

Hey Justin, I hope this video worked for you and made your project easier. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. As you can tell, I had fun making the video.

[@threnipple]

Justin Wilson ii

[@wyntonbeckom7966]

Did you think the wallpaper was painted on?

[@Im_Interested]

Just bought a house with wallpaper on every. single. wall. Thank you!!!

[@davidwelty9763]

After watching this I want to slap anyone who thinks putting up wallpaper is a good idea.

[@anileht1451]

whats wrong with it?

[@scottmcdonald8366]

Jenema09 n

[@crownscorpion]

its ugly af

[@athenablaze6438]

Right. Cause some people live in places where they aren't allowed to paint a wall the color they want SO they get wallpaper....and many times it looks great. It depends on the design. I am getting SOLID textured wallpaper for my studio. And it's a great idea ;p I want to slap you for being such a derp :)

[@videocameradude]

... you want to slap me for being such a derp ... what is a derp? As for the wall paper ... it was in the house when we moved in.

[@trixter2604]

Thanks, I'm going to try this on my rental house. Great video, perfect for my level of skills. Your humor and fun personality helped, and the high speed editing with the blues… IMHO . Thanks again

[@sarahk.g.7861]

thank you! updating my grandparents’ house this fall and they’ve got a bathroom decked out in bird-covered wallpaper. this is gonna make it wayyyy easier. also, you’re a really relatable guy, makes this video more likeable. cheers

[@ShannonHenley]

Cool... Fun to watch.. Nice background music choice with accelerated time lapse video.. good fabric softer TIP

[@melissamurphy5678]

So far you're the only person who actually helped with my dilemma... how to penetrate the first layer of water resistant paper. So awesome to learn there's a scoring tool. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@videocameradude]

That's great to hear. I hope you're able to find the wall paper scorer. It most certainly does the trick. Thank you for watching and your comment. I hope it all works out for you.

[@meloyelo69]

John Ripper's how to remove wallpaper is great, with the exception of vinyl wallpaper. You have to remove the top layer to get to the paper so the water can set in. The whole process took me about an hour and a half. (Border paper in a bathroom). I didn't have a putty knife. My son found a firm piece of plastic and it worked wonders. Thanks John, YOU ROCK!! A task that I was putting off because I knew it would take too long was a piece of cake.

[@bettychin5566]

John, thank you for taking the time to write back. You had many good suggestions and I tried each. Using boiled hot water was perfect! Upon the 3rd section I came to realize our wallpaper really needed a good, long soaking & using a wet towel worked very well. Patience was the answer & repeated soaking with a wet towel over a 30-45 minute period proved to work and the perforated wallpaper came off easily, but still had dry spots that did not come off that easily. I realized also I needed to score it much more than the instructions for it. Basically, it's a b***h taking off wallpaper & I found I had to try many different approaches. I think you're terrific for taking the time putting this video out and us DIYers have to try many different ways, as one size doesn't fit all. Thank you many times over! ps- my friend used your fabric softener suggestion & had great success

[@videocameradude]

+Betty Chin thanks for writing me back. I am truly surprised my video has so many views and comments. I simply went on YT to see if I could get any ideas and then noticed that there were no good videos on wallpaper removal. So in my unique way, i decided to make a video. Imagine my surprise when I got 100 views, now I have over 600,000 views and can't get over this. My videos are all about travel and music, my wallpaper video is unlike all my others. I'm glad I've been able to help people.

[@deeharris8413]

+John Ripper there's a lot of ugly wallpaper out there man. straightforward, simple, works.

[@scottrobinson5594]

That hard work right there is exactly why you need a sprayer. 5L pump up sprayer with a lance. Bought one today

[@tms3253]

Glad I found this... you've got the right attitude for such a boring job. Fun to watch and great advice.

[@Steerpike07]

Excellent video. Thank you. Am just about to strip the hall, landing and stairs in my wife's house. I remember so clearly the first time I saw this terrible wallpaper (it's like what my Gran had at her house). My (now) wife and I had just started dating. She invited me back to her place. We had just come into the house. As we took our coats off she explained how she had only moved in 3 or 4 months before. She and her Dad were still decorating it.I am someone who never thinks before speaking so I said "....and this wallpaper?" For the first and only time in my life something stopped me going on to say "you'll be getting rid of this won't you?" BEFORE I managed to end our new relationship, she interrupted me with "..Yes, my Dad and I have just finished putting this wallpaper up". Thank you so much, Adjustment Bureau!!

[@videocameradude]

...probably about five minutes, but it also helps to repeat the process. The wetter the wallpaper, the easier it comes off. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching the video.

[@FitToDance1]

You are entertaining and informational! They should give you your own DIY program. Your upbeat attitude totally motivated me to tackle this old house we just moved in to.

[@ashumehmi2211]

Thank you so much man. I just removed the wall mural from my kids room today after watching ur video. It was great. Thanks 🙏🏼 I wish I watched u sooner

[@bathory313]

Omg. Someone actually CHOSE that wallpaper and put it through several rooms. My eyes!

[@Marla.22]

LOL........You're Funny, but absolutely right

[@laurenceofnyc840]

Bathory Synystra you know someone was probably patting themselves on the back for having chosen that material

[@DivandDot]

OMG this was my exact sentiment while watching this video. I complained to my husband the whole time 😂😂😂

[@glasshalfempty1984]

It's called everybody's different. It's also called it was probably chosen decades ago. 🙄

[@bathory313]

@@glasshalfempty1984 Please tell me you do not like this horrendous wallpaper.

[@videocameradude]

nobody said it would be fun, that's why I added the music...lol....however, sometimes you just have to remove wall paper whether you like it or not. Enjoy your project.

[@bricknmotor]

But you said it would be fun! Literally its in your title. Haaaa

[@highcitythraxx6797]

Thanks

[@shirlyassael9566]

What do you mean by "put some sizing on the wall?".

[@bluzdudemi]

@@shirlyassael9566 ... sizing is a liquid that you put on the wall prior to putting up the wallpaper. This helps a bit when it's time to take down the wall paper.

[@shirlyassael9566]

@@bluzdudemi Thanks. I didn't put the wall sticker and looking for a way to remove it. I will try that method. Hope it will work.

[@investorbootcamp5506]

Take a paint tray and roller and roll hot water, upwards, on the wallpaper to soak it.

[@holdmyclaymore7411]

@Al Castill thanks for the idea pal

[@antigravity1669]

Al Castill ha ha😝

[@robertmarrow8228]

Good idea

[@mjt11860]

great idea.

[@brendamorton122]

Good idea

[@jakermiller3074]

I'm 14 and did this the paper came off so easily and cleanly thanks for the tips

[@muzamelazizi6634]

Damn your 20 now😂

[@vacuumclean3r]

here to remind you of this comment

[@memz5220]

This is so helpful. you have no idea how much this video it’s a life saver. My bedroom is the only room in my house that has wallpaper (it’s ugly yellow with white texture in it) I have been helplessly trying to dig it off with water a chisel and my nails. So thank you so much. 😅

[@stephaniehall1981]

Ok, so I used the Downy Fabric softener combined with Daymon Lindsey's method of using paper. IT WORKED!!! Here's the deal - this is 30+ year old paper. Couldn't get lucky and have vinyl... This last wall has gone so smoothly. I wish I had thought to check this out BEFORE doing the other 3 walls! THANK YOU BOTH.

[@RicksAquariumsuk]

Tried your method today to strip a wall and I must say wow it really works, the paper just peeled off with no effort Brilliant. 👍

[@charlievega1077]

So, I bought my house almost 3 years ago and have been plagued with awful wallpaper, I've been scared to remove it because I knew I had to cut the drywall out. Well thanks John, I used your method today, and like magic it worked! I will soon be wallpaper free!!!

[@videocameradude]

Hey Charlie, sorry for getting back to you so late. That is FANTASTIC to hear, I'm glad i could help. Did you make sure you were listening to some fun groovin' music as you pealed down the paper? It worked for me. I appreciate the feedback, thanks, john ripper

[@charlievega1077]

Earbuds were in, and I was Jamming out!

[@bettychin5566]

Love the music, humor & video speed! so glad I found this video! today I removed some of the wallpaper all by spritzing with hot water & by hand without the scoring tool & it was slow & painful... I am going to try his method tomorrow! stay tuned folks....

[@bettychin5566]

I tried it....NO, don't use the solution with the fabric softener! It makes it really slippery to grab the wallpaper to pull it away, especially in tight corners & where the wall abuts the ceiling. Also, I believe it will leave an oily residue that will require thorough cleansing, otherwise it will interfere with paint adhesion.& I ended up having to spend time rinsing out the spray bottle to get rid of the softener greasy-ness. If you use the scoring tool, you better be very careful to avoid damaging the wall...it's a balancing act because it's supposed to penetrate the paper. I didn't feel scoring made a huge difference with loosening up the glue, because there were still many dry spots that required additional spraying. For the other wall, I intend to go very basic by pulling off the top layer of the wallpaper, then spray soak the bottom layer which is really easy to come off. Got to be very patient!

[@videocameradude]

+Betty Chin Hello Betty, I'm sorry this didn't work out as well for you as you had hoped. You didn't have to worry about leaving an oily residue, as there is no oil in the solution, the fabric softner is just a little bit more of a soap to begin with, so you don't have to worry about that. We painted the wall afterwards and there was no problem. As for the scoring, it is obvious not to press to hard, but the tool does make it easier because the solution then works past the paper and goes into glue of the wall paper. As for the spray bottle, I've always liked to use the wet towel, as that way you're sure to get everything wet. Thanks for watching my video.

[@MrSkysenGames]

Helping someone clean up their home and just tried this. It works. I had to apply and re-apply and re-apply the solution, utterly soaking the wall...but it works.

[@niptodstan]

I’ve been a decorator for 45 years. It rare I’ve ever had a problem getting paper off. I use a block brush for water and an angled scraper with a blade in for stripping. I strip the average room in 4 hours.

[@tiffanybest6864]

Thanks this worked like a charm. I used a spray bottle instead of a bucket because I only had wallpaper on part of the wall so I didn’t need so much. Much easier than I thought.

[@Fifia234]

So fun to watch...do more!!! I would suggest using a sponge mop to apply softener solution...get em at Dollar Tree.

[@siszam]

I bought an older home that had awful wallpaper all over. I used this method and it worked like a charm. Fabric softener works so much better and cost a lot less than any store bought wallpaper remover on the market. Your whole house will smell fantastic too.

[@videocameradude]

That is great to hear. I'm glad my tips did the trick.

[@chixixoplix]

Just finished a big wall paper removal project and this method work perfect.Thanks for the video.

[@jazzrengue]

Hey, just wanted to let you know I used your advice. And boy did it work. Paper came off much easier than I thought it was going to be. thanks.

[@videocameradude]

+jazzrengue that is GREAT to hear ... and I trust you had some groovin' music to go along with the task?

[@jazzrengue]

+John Ripper Yes!!! 😂😂😂😂How did you ever figure that one out? 😆😉

[@videocameradude]

Thanks Mitch, one of these days I'll have the sequel of where i paint the room...but I'm slowly prepping the walls.

[@sainguin3887]

This was a huge help. Working in an apartment right now where they painted a couple layers over wallpaper and we're having a hell of a time stripping the wallpaper. Thanks!

[@stop_and_smell_the_roses]

I just bought an older home and am renovating. There's wallpaper everywhere!!! aaaaarrrggghhh! I'll be trying this in August and will report back with the outcome. Well, it'll keep me fit and in shape for sure.

[@videocameradude]

d carlson Hey there d carlson ... have you had a chance to remove any of the wallpaper with this procedure I explain in the video? I hope it works well for you.

[@stop_and_smell_the_roses]

I've been a little delayed moving and had to rip out the carpet first as it stunk to the point that it became the priority. but I'll be tackling it next weekend and will let you know. A quick question though. I checked another video as well and it said to soak the wall in the softener/water solution, then score it, let it sit and then soak it again, recommending a double soak system. :) Do you think that is worth the extra effort? The wallpaper on my 3 walls is probably from the 70's. This house renovation really is an incredible work-out.

[@stop_and_smell_the_roses]

I tackled 2 rooms in the last week. The first was easy. It was a thick paper with a felt pattern, from another era. I went row by row and scored laterally and vertically and then in small circles. I slopped on the fabric softener and made sure to lay a drop cloth because the liquid ran down the wall to puddle on the floor. I bought the scraper specifically made for removing wallpaper, but didn't need to use it because the paper tore off clean. Next room not so lucky. The paper was old and had a shiny finish. The top shiny layer peeled of with a lot of trouble leaving the underneath thin paper stuck on the wall. I was glad i bought the special wallpaper scraper as it glided over the wall without gauging the drywall, making the scraping sooo much easier and faster. I'd scrape off one small section of shiny paper, then have to do another soaking application and sometimes re-score the surface before soaking. I'd let it sit for about 30 minutes. Then i'd scrape again. Then do the same with the paper layer under the shiny layer. I had to do about 4 soaking/scoring applications in some sections, but finally got it all cleaned off. ** I also recommend cleaning up the floor right afterward removing any wet paper bits. I cleaned up the big pieces, but got real tired and thought I'd leave the little paper bits for the next day. My logic was that they'd dry and be easier to sweep up dry rather than wet. Well, the next day they were dried ON THE FLOOR and very hard to get off. It would have been easier to sweep and wipe them up while they were damp. Just a heads up to save extra work .. ** I also recommend buying the unscented fabric softener if you're sensitive to scents. I like scents but bought the 'fresh scent' softener which REALLY over-powered the whole house. It smelled like i was living inside a fabric softening bottle. It's warm out so i left all the windows open, but if you're doing this in the winter and not able to open windows this is an important consideration. (The softener scent was strong but still an improvement from the urine soaked bedroom floor that was saturated through the carpet; but that's for another video and a whole other story. This renovation has been quite a surprise.) Thanks for your help and wonderful video. You get a 4 stars out of 4 stars.

[@captnjaygreybeard6394]

Cant decide what is better the wallpaper tips or that music lol, great choice John

[@lkwan1097]

Awesome video!!! Thank you so much for sharing! Just tried it and works really well!

[@toddjamesmichaelvogler8912]

The video was awesome... I like the videos music and the "fast forward" special effects you put in it. After watching you video I am not nearly intimidated by the task I am doing. A little education can put many fears at rest! Thank you!!!

[@treppslksec2856]

I used your method and wallpaper came off like a charm! Thanks again for sharing!!!!!

[@kwade220]

You're a funny dude, love your humor. Thanks for the help, I have a little den I'm setting up for myself and luckily it's only papered as a trim piece at the top of the wall so I won't have too much work. Thanks again!

[@BigJohnODonovan]

John, TYVM. This worked for my ancient apartment in Boston (Bawwwwwshtin). Keep up the good advice!

[@lornarizzie5020]

I love the music and time lapsed video you paired with this wall paper project. Yes, you made me laugh! It can be time consuming project, but looks great when done. Thanks so much for sharing your method, yes will try on the 30 year old wallpaper. Cheers!

[@elizabethsandoval7680]

So glad I found this video, just moved in to a new home with horrid wallpaper and was struggling to take it off so I youtubed it. Thanks going to try this later.

[@videocameradude]

+Elizabeth Sandoval glad you found the video ... let me know how it works for you.

[@TSIMonster]

This worked great for us last time and we're about to do it again. Kudos for the killer video!

[@videocameradude]

That's GREAT to hear ... i'm glad you checked out my video and that it did the trick on removing your old wall paper. Thanks for commenting - john ripper

[@mdartois20]

This is freaking amazing! It worked like a charm took me about 3 hours tops and that's with breaks. Thanks so much for posting

[@videocameradude]

+Michele D I'm glad it worked for you so easy. I trust you had some fun music to make the task go quicker. Thanks for posting your comment.

[@videocameradude]

Mr. O'Donovan, I'm glad you enjoy the video and that the solution did the trick on your ancient apartment. Other than that, I don't much more advice to give on things.. :)

[@SoldByTrena]

I"ve never enjoyed removing wallpaper but I enjoyed your video :) Trying out the fabric softener on a current project, thanks.

[@rmkpilates]

Only wish it would go that fast. Thanks , your the bomb.

[@jleon7165]

Thank you! Within the first 30 seconds of this video, I now understand what all those tiny dot indentations are on the walls of one of the bedrooms in my house. The previous owners must have been removing wallpaper and pressed too hard in the process. Sponge painting pink over the base cream wall color camouflages it until you are close enough to one of the walls to notice.

[@videocameradude]

... yep, that's probably what it was that caused the holes. They definately pressed too hard. I would think that maybe the paint would fill most of the small holes.

[@Daystar311]

I'm elderly, so what I really need is a humorous fellow, like yourself, to come take down this infernal wall paper border for me! Someone even painted over it! I'm kinda pissed at the Sheriff who used to live in this horrible house! Way ore fixing up than I can handle!

[@victorflores8679]

Removing wallpaper tomorrow 1st time in my life i do drywall an maintenance told my boss im able to remove wallpaper as well test is tomorrow im following every step of this video hope it goes well if so im do for a raise if not ill look like a fool ill keep u posted

[@Baxter5623]

Finally, someone who knows how to make a video.!

[@videocameradude]

LOL ... why thank you R Ford. That is why i made this video. I was looking for a clue as to remove wallpaper and all i saw were these boring and useless videos. I thought to myself that i could make a better video than what i was finding. I did this almost as a joke. I had no idea that it would get this many views and attention. I think that is great. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@nestormejia2692]

Thanks for the video... I love happy people....👍🏼

[@toddposson1091]

Great vid, great soundtrack, and nicely timed editing.

[@juanitahouta1413]

I have just tried it and it peels off so easily. Thanks again.

[@reneekennedy716]

Thank you! What are those things called that you used at first to kind of aerate the wallpaper?

[@wyldmansix7]

Thank you for this great tip! Will be attempting this this weekend! Wish me luck 🤞🏼

[@videocameradude]

Good luck, i'm sure this will do the trick as you follow the directions ... just make sure the water is wet... LOL. Let me know how it goes, john ripper

[@wyldmansix7]

@@videocameradude thanks, will do!

[@wyldmansix7]

@@videocameradude wallpaper didn't peel off as well as your demonstration. Perhaps part of my problem was the wallpaper I assume was a 20 year old thick covering. even though I scored it,(multiple times) the water/solution penetration was minimal. Ended up peeling off what I could, then wetting down the areas where the wallpaper facing was gone and with numerous wettings ,it came off. 👍🏼

[@videocameradude]

@@wyldmansix7 Thank you for getting back to me. I'm sorry to hear it didn't come off as easy. The paper i was taking off was not 20 years old. Did you add enough fabric softner? The other trick was to have some groovin' music playing in the background. Thanks for trying my trick for removal. - john

[@dukecity7688]

In 1970 we stripped our dining room wallpaper using fabric softener. I love to wallpaper.

[@bigbearcanada1]

Love how short and informative this video is. thanks

[@gamingmoments1584]

After 8 hours I found this video and used it for the remains and adhesive and it works great needs scraper and reheat solution and paint brush works great

[@janisgriggs3907]

John you are so fun and adorable. I cannot believe how easy you made this! I am off to remove some wallpaper. Thank you so much. YOU ARE AWESOME.

[@sammyelliott5554]

Been removing wallpaper for years and the newspaper is an excellent idea. The idea is to keep the wallpaper moist... trap moisture so that it will penetrate to the glue or adhesive. Another trick is to wet the wall with spray bottle mist and immediately trap that moisture with painters plastic. Have a section rolled out and ready to go up on the wall once you’ve wet it. It will cling to the wet wall. Leave it there for 15 to 20 min. Test to see if the wallpaper peels off. May need to reapply some moisture. I even use a little ammonia if you can tolerate the smell, that helps loosen the glue or paste.

[@videocameradude]

Hello Sammy, thank you for watching my wallpaper removal video and for your comments. All that water is fine, but you NEED something to break down the glue. You mention amonia, but why use that when you can use sweet smelling fabric softner. So that is the secret to making wall paper remove easily. - thanks for watching, john ripper

[@simplyTori-yl2on]

It actually works I tried this I tried almost everything and it wouldn’t come off and I FINALY got it off with this

[@videocameradude]

That is GREAT to hear. I'm glad you replied to let me know.

[@hiimsopita1335]

This man is so wholesome 🤗

[@barebumgoldhunter960]

Love it, you're a fair dinkum goose mate, you should be an Australian. Great video.

[@ge3466]

You a crazy man! Liked your video, right to the point, and did not waste my time ..Thanks!!!!

[@videocameradude]

... thanks GE, i hope it worked out for you.

[@BenAdamNZ]

Legand, helped us a lot. We were using just warm water. What a difference softner made.

[@tracyandshawnbrozowski103]

Excellent Video! You look like you had fun. Thanks!

[@Matyme]

Thanx you woke me up from that boring 10 minute video I just watch from Lowes. =)

[@C28-n8p]

hey john, i would just like to say that your tutorial was extremely helpful and you are now bae......... my wallpaper came straight off however it did take longer than two-three hours so that may be a little white lie. All in all thank you very much for taking your time to make this video for us! Callum

[@cathylee1663]

This is AWESOME!!! I have borders to replace and a single female. Here I was thinking I was going to have to buy some expensive stuff. Thanks

[@videocameradude]

Cathy Lee ... at first i thought you had to replace a single female....lol. I hope this does the trick and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. - john

[@mmcin9]

Wallpaper removal is on my list for one of many things to do, I hope to started this project on Friday. I don't mind peal and stick wall paper...

[@cynthiar7043]

Great video! Your arm must have been tired after that. Good work! Thanks for the tips.

[@terryblack5970]

You made the removal look easy....I am going to try it...Thanks

[@videocameradude]

+Terry Black Terry ... how did it work for the wallpaper removal?

[@alienspy99]

Individual results may vary. I followed the instructions but my results were FAR from what is seen here. In fact, after a LONG TIME trying to pick the wallpaper off the wall I'm calling it quits for the day. Perhaps I will have better luck in another day or two when my frustration level is reduced. But good for you John Ripper. It looks like your technique worked great for you.

[@debbadepp]

Thank you for this. This makes me a LITTLE less anxious about removing the wallpaper that has been in my kitchen for 40 years--I AM NOT KIDDING. Two questions: If it is already peeling in some places, should I try to just peel it first or do the water/softner step first regardless? And, it goes behind my kitchen cabinets and counter tops--how do I tackle where it meets the cabinets/borders? Should I run a utility knife along edge first to make straight tears? I'm scared! Thank you!

[@videocameradude]

+debbadepp Debb, thanks for the watching my silly video. Have you done your kitchen yet? sorry for getting back to you so late. I would suggest to tear off the first layer, but the water solution will make it that much easier to peel. As far as your cabinets and borders, a utility knife along the edge should do the trick. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks, john

[@frozennorthproductions]

That was SO MUCH easier than I was originally trying, you just saved me hours of work! Thank you so much haha

[@videocameradude]

... i'm glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching and making comments.

[@chanelloden4055]

After he put the rollers on the wall and sped up the music started and he got my like lol 😂 cool video thanks for the tip

[@klab3929]

He's the kinda dad who always looks back at the kids to see how their doing

[@videocameradude]

LOL ... why do you say that? On this occasion, i was looking at the camera to make sure it was filming and pointing in the right direction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn7Qc6Cij6mDd9k

[@jordanharris5532]

LOVE YOUR ENERGY BRO !!!!

[@GivingtoLoyalty]

You made this so easy I hope I have as much fun as you doing my entire house. Thanks for the tip 🤗

[@mailvilla]

01/23/2020: Great tips. But, can I also add vinegar to fabric softener and hot water with no toxic fumes?

[@hyltonsouthon]

Wow that was awesome I'm going to put this to.the test this week when remove all wallpaper in our new house. Thanks!!!

[@videocameradude]

... good luck Hylton...and don't forget the fun music to make you move along quick. Have fun :)

[@inspiredbyjay2413]

Thanks for the tip. Thinking about using wallpaper in my salon suite but I want to be sure I could get it off first

[@dericanslum1696]

...properly applied with the correct primer/adhesive and it should peel right off...

[@celticgypsy6067]

Using fabric softener also works to get old stickers and decals off vintage cars windows. It’s much safer and gentler on the rubbers than heat guns or solvents. Use cosmetic face pads soaked in fabric softener and leave on for half the day or longer and a blade.

[@TheRealOTim]

Great video ! Interested to try this method first before renting a steamer...

[@videocameradude]

..going through some old emails...so Tim, how did it all work out?

[@sshellhorn1]

I am going to try this on my bathroom wall!!! I feel I will also have the edge on my side that it is old and many showers have been taken in this bathroom lol I will let you know how it goes!

[@meloniewright9477]

True 'dat. Anyways, I'm working on my wall borders right now. I'm only fifteen, but the paper in here has gotta be from around the sixties. Glad it's coming off easily. Have a nice day Mr.Ripper.

[@bc2002bc]

I am going to try this on the weekend! Wish me luck!

[@videocameradude]

+Bob Scott Go luck !! did it work ???

[@bc2002bc]

Hi John! YUP! It worked beautifully! Thank You!

[@MelBOTCRodgers]

You rock that was fast fun educational. You're funny and adorable kudos.

[@Happyliving_]

You seem like a proper cool guy, thanks for the life lesson as well

[@videocameradude]

You bet ... i hope it helps in your future endeavors of removing wall paper.

[@jordonsickinger]

wow that worked amazing i just did an entire room in like an hour using this trick and a putty knife.

[@videocameradude]

I am glad that this method worked out for you and letting others know that this is the real deal. Thanks. john

[@melissamcguire3010]

Loved the music. It made it enjoyable to watch

[@lindacooper9825]

Love the video , like how it speeded up. It is a hard job.

[@rpotter6147]

Wallpaper is hideous. Thanks for the clues.

[@jessicag5096]

Wow I really want to re decorate my room I am fairly artsy so I thought why pay somebody when I can do this myself! The wallpaper in my room is already coming off but with the soloution it should come off pretty easily ohh I look forward to actually doing this now!! one wall at a time though

[@jojoferguson4080]

i clicked on the video an was like heyyy thats the same ugly wallpaper im about to remove LOL.. thanks for the vid.!!

[@funiron]

Dude this was such a good video you are funny this was fantastic thank you so much for the info and the fun video

[@videocameradude]

Sheila, i'm glad you enjoyed the video. I wanted to make removing wall paper fun. I hope these tricks work for you. Thank you for commenting. - john ripper

[@parissavoy1112]

Your funny. Love the video and you made it simple to do

[@MargotHypnos]

Is the scratcher tool that 3 wheeled contraption, he 'wheels' all over the wall?