i'd start out the standard flat wall method, peel it off, then spray with warm water but instead of using a flat scraper I would use a rough scrub brush.
buy a scorer at home depot and score the whole wall. mix a soapy mixture of soap, fabric softener, and hot water thickest put on the whole wall. use a steamer or even an iron on steam ( you will have to keep the reservoir filled with water.) let the moisture set on the wall for a bit
Using a putty knife or scraper to carefully remove the wallpaper once the adhesive has been loosened with a wallpaper steamer is one technique. Another method is to use a vinegar and hot water mixture or wallpaper removal solution to loosen the wallpaper's adhesive, and then use a scrub brush or sponge to remove it.
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Try a wire brush , but wet the wallpaper down with wall paper remover or just water
i'd start out the standard flat wall method, peel it off, then spray with warm water but instead of using a flat scraper I would use a rough scrub brush.
I agree with both above, nothing like wire brush and wetting the paper. Good luck, it should be great.
buy a scorer at home depot and score the whole wall. mix a soapy mixture of soap, fabric softener, and hot water thickest put on the whole wall. use a steamer or even an iron on steam ( you will have to keep the reservoir filled with water.) let the moisture set on the wall for a bit
Hi Su, hope this helps you. Some great advice here!
https://deccoprint.com/pages/how-do-i-remove-wallpaper-from-a-brick-wall#:~:text=One%20method%20is%20to%20use,sponge%20to%20remove%20the%20wallpaper.
Using a putty knife or scraper to carefully remove the wallpaper once the adhesive has been loosened with a wallpaper steamer is one technique. Another method is to use a vinegar and hot water mixture or wallpaper removal solution to loosen the wallpaper's adhesive, and then use a scrub brush or sponge to remove it.
Wet it down and then remove it with a wire brush, you may want a drop cloth.