[jason]

Originally Posted by katharina

Have you found an easy way to get the glue off after the actual paper is down, Jason? I tried a number of things including vinegar and water in a spray bottle and a hair dryer... none of it made the job easier.

Me personally, no. My father used to have a painting/wallpapering business many years ago. I do plan on seeking his advice when I take down the wallpaper in this house though. Some of it is coming off on its own already. I'm thinking I'm going to give the walls a very light sanding to make sure I get all the glue off. But I will be bugging him for sure on that project.

[HereToday]

Originally Posted by tater03

Someone told me to get the glue off to use hot water and dawn soap in a spray bottle. Almost sounds to easy for me though to actually work.

I'm wondering if anyone else has the same trouble with Dawn soap as I have. It takes the skin off my fingers, layer by layer. I know it's useful for alot of little things, but I can't use it. (Even with gloves...psychological, I know, but there it is...

[katharina]

Originally Posted by tater03

Someone told me to get the glue off to use hot water and dawn soap in a spray bottle. Almost sounds to easy for me though to actually work.

Wonder what it is with Dawn that other soaps like Palmolive or Ivory don't have?