The ultimate solution for removing plastic wallpaper

Hot water, white vinegar and baking soda are the key ingredients to remove laminated wallpaper without damaging the wall. Here is the quick and effective method to achieve this.

1. Use a wire brush to scratch the surface of the non-removable wallpaper.
2. Mix hot water, white vinegar and baking soda.
3. Apply this solution to the wallpaper using a paint roller.
4. Leave to act for a few minutes.
5. Scrape and peel off the wallpaper using a spatula.

This method will allow you toremove plastic wallpaper without damaging the wall, even if it is vinyl or waterproof wallpaper.

Tips for successfully removing laminated wallpaper

Here are some tips for remove vinyl wallpaper,  plasticized or waterproof:

• Be patient and work in small areas to make it easier to lift off.
• Do not hesitate to repeat the application of the solution if necessary to thoroughly soak the wallpaper.
• Use a wallpaper stripper.

By following these tips, you will be able to remove plastic, vinyl, or even remove very thick wallpaper successfully and without damaging your walls.

How to Remove Vinyl Wallpaper Easily

The wallpaper vinyl is often used in humid rooms such as bathrooms and kitchens. Its waterproof nature makes it difficult to remove with hot water. To remove vinyl wallpaper, you need to scrape it with a wire brush to reach the glue and make it easier to remove.

How to remove plastic wall covering

To remove a plastic wall covering, it is important to follow these steps:

1. Scratch the surface of the laminated wallpaper or vinyl wallpaper with a knife or wire brush to help remove and dissolve the glue.
2. Using a wallpaper stripper  to apply hot water vapor to the wallpaper, working area by area.
3. Allow time for the steam to soak into the wallpaper, then use a spatula to gently peel it off.

Tips for removing difficult or unremovable wallpaper

To remove difficult wallpaper, here are some additional tips:

• For very thick, laminated or waterproof wallpapers, you can try using a solution of warm water, white vinegar and baking soda. Apply this solution to the wallpaper using a paint roller, then let it sit for a few minutes before scraping and removing the wallpaper using a spatula.
• To remove wallpaper or unstick wallpaper, you can also use this solution, making sure to soak the wallpaper well to make it easier to remove the glue.
• To easily remove wallpaper without damaging the wall, it is important to work in small areas and be patient. Do not hesitate to repeat the application of the solution if necessary to thoroughly soak the wallpaper.