How to Remove Wallpaper from Unprepped Walls + Before and After Entryway Tour!

It's only taken us a few months... but the wallpaper is finally gone from our entryway! See the before and after along with my wallpaper setup process here!
Products we use:
- This is similar to the steamer we use: amzn.to/3yhOmpu
- Drywall mud (joint compound): amzn.to/3yVdIdh
- Plastic putty knife scraper: amzn.to/34CKK3Y
- Drywall sanding sponge: amzn.to/3uI49Ld
- Purdy cub paint brush (this is our favorite brush for all painting): amzn.to/3yZnXxh
After removing alllllll the wallpaper, Jay patched the walls with drywall mud, sanded everything down nice and smooth, and painted!
We chose Farrow & Ball's Green Smoke for an accent wall around the stairs, which really makes the white pop! And we're sticking with our standard white: Westhighland White from Sherwin Williams for the rest of the walls.
The green looks amazing, but I'm a little annoyed at how it makes the popcorn ceiling really stand out. That might have to be my next project!
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[@Lilcutie36349]

This is amazing ms sandidge

[@thesandidges8672]

☺️ Well thank ya! 🤗

[@izzy.2567]

i just recently found your channel and i love your videos. you have so much patience to do this lol. This is great cant wait to see more diys!

[@sarahsandidge7294]

Thanks so much! They're slow coming... but they're coming! :)

[@36paris]

I realise it’s been a while and you’ve probably removed all your wallpaper now so I’m sorry if this comment frustrates you but maybe it can help some poor soul who is also going through this awful process. I can’t completely remove the workload for you, but I can make it a little bit less painful: the best way to remove the wallpaper is hot water(the hottest water your tap will provide) sprayed directly onto your walls. I use a big garden sprayer (the pump kind) that comes with a strap to sling it over your shoulder. The reason the steamer works is because it applies hot water which is absorbed by the old wallpaper, and ultimately reactivates the wallpaper paste, which is water-based. That is the ultimate goal and a steamer will get you there albeit, very, very slowly. However, you can speed that entire process up by just taking hot water and drenching your walls with it. Wait a minute for it to be absorbed into the paper before scraping it. If the paper is still too stubborn, then spray more water until it’s not. Rinse and repeat about a thousand more times. You’ve got this! 👍🏻