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How do I remove my wallpaper?
If old paper requires stripping, this should be removed before any other work is carried out. Many old vinyl papers are easily stripped by simply peeling them off, having lifted a corner with the aid of a stripping knife. Some people say you can leave the backing paper behind as a lining – but DON’T.This rarely works, and when it doesn’t it actually puts you back a couple of steps, wasting your time and effort. When working with water or steam, be sure to turn off the power to the electrical items in the room to guard against electric shock. Be careful not to allow water to access electrical items.

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