Removing Wallpaper the Right and Fastest Way Part 4

The 4th of 5 short videos shows the do-it-yourselfers how to remove wallpaper using the best and time tested methods by an experience painter and wallpaperer.

[@lorens.950]

Great details and tips. I am wallpapering for the first time, and your series has made the process simple. Thank you for walking me through this!

[@suzybunn1295]

You are a great teacher!! You explain and demonstrate!! I'm starting on my bathroom tomorrow. Thanks so much!!

[@rachaelmccauley1336]

Bill, thank you so much for your advice. I appreciate that you shared your experience on why to do things a certain way. I have a project I need to start and finish tomorrow for the painters to come the next day and I think with your videos I can actually do it! Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!

[@mimimaliar7057]

Best method! You obviously are professional and saw all sorts of walls. I used your method and it worked perfectly. Cloth is brilliant to make the wall ready for painting! Thank you. I almost had fun😀

[@Krunktronik]

excellent mate, your a good tutor and can be proud of your how to video, thank you from Jon and Janna in Tauranga, New Zealand, Australasia

[@caciwhitehead8133]

Do you suggest taping off the floor and baseboards to prevent water damage? Or will the mess be minimal this way? The floor is not as important to me as the baseboards because the floor will also be replaced.

[@gkpsmith]

I had no idea where to start. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@intrcptr666]

Explained so thoroughly and very informative I feel like anyone would be able to watch these and be able to do this as well. Thanks great vids!

[@shariwhite1]

I wish I would've watched before I botched my bathroom. You mentioned not using a wallpaper scraper. What do you use instead? What kind of spatula?

[@HEINBUCH1]

Very helpful. Clearly and simply demonstrated.

[@KATE-SEWS]

thanks for the great videos! just bought a house with tons of wallpaper!! cant wait to use your method! looks way better than alot of others that I've seen.. so I thank you so much!

[@patrick9847]

Thanks for the tips. It's nice to see how a professional does it.

[@williamwwjd12345]

Thank you great information I always use the Tiger Tail before but after watching your videos I'm going to try out your way thank you

[@opieyosam2840]

Thanks ur super awesome in giving DIY lessons! I feel really confident about removing my own wallpaper now :D

[@caciwhitehead8133]

Thank you. I have confidence now to take on my office!

[@will01960]

I typically use about a 4 inch spackling knife (puddy Knife).

[@michaelanthony7000]

you are the man. You helped me so much with all of the little details

[@will01960]

If the baseboards are finished, that is previously painted, stained or varnished., they should be fine, just need to be wiped down with clean water as you clean away the paste from the walls the get any paste of them.

[@tdavey5599]

Thankyou very much for the great tips--I will use all of your suggestions

[@andreaopdahl4683]

Very helpful and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@michelpascal1214]

this was great when I was young my mom took wall paper off with a special steamer and it made a real mess I happy too see there is a better way

[@pennyevans622]

Very informative &easy to understood

[@Urmom123chickenronlox]

first time i tried this and i was so amazed by this method! thanks so much for sharing...much appreciated!!! A++++

[@kathleenwilson8706]

Thank you so much! Your videos were very helpful.

[@libilly62]

Thank you for these videos, very helpful!!!

[@rstaehlin1]

Thanks so much looks like it could be a little hard. GOOD VIDEO!

[@Voefie]

Thanks, very helpful

[@jpascal23]

Great series! Good information! Thanks!

[@rek550]

What's a scrubby?

[@Irishboy61]

Wish i saw this video... Now i have to go back a get glue off wall... My mistake..:). Love the vids though, great job...

[@fartaslimi]

Great, so helpful. Thanks

[@josemateo3052]

Thanks for your video!

[@k-d-n]

Thank you very much :)

[@jayceeroy2056]

Scrubby