This wallpaper removing solvent from WP Chomp arrives in a ready-to-spray bottle, making it simple to tackle arduous removing jobs. The formula works on all wallpaper types, including vinyl ...

To get the wallpaper off you'll need to spray it with water as to not risk damaging other parts of your space. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

For DIY-inclined renters and homeowners alike, peel-and-stick removable wallpaper (also called self-adhesive removable wallpaper) can quickly transform a space. These wallpapers are designed to ...

For stubborn wallpaper that can’t shift, you can use a wallpaper removal stripper like this Rust-Oleum 249055 32-Ounce Dif Quick Wallpaper Stripper ($14, Amazon).

The wallpaper stripper has a mild citrus scent, and it works on all wallpaper types. Each bottle can remove approximately 100 feet’s worth of wallpaper, so use that as a rough guide to determine ...

Using a steamer is by far one of the fastest and easier methods for removing wallpaper, especially if you're dealing with wallpaper that originates from before the 2000s.

Lightly spray the area with water or use a sponge to dampen the adhesive layer. It's best to start from the top of a wall and work your way down, just in case the water is going to drip.

To activate the adhesive, simply spritz the back of the wallpaper with a spray bottle. This also helps make the wallpaper more pliable and helps when smoothing out the paper once applied to the wall.

Removing wallpaper from plaster walls is never a problem, he said. When the paper has layers of paint on top of it, it is scored with a broad knife to let the water seep underneath for easy removal.

Cutting wallpaper to size (Image credit: Shutterstock) Measure the height of your wall with a tape measure, adding 10cm (about 4 inches) to allow for trimming at the top and bottom. Then, roll the ...