Step 3: Sponge the hot solution onto patches of wallpaper glue. Next, soak a sponge in the solution, squeeze out the excess ...

When removing the wallpaper glue residue, it’s easiest to work in ... Start by putting on your rubber gloves and using a damp sponge to rub the solution onto the first section of the wall.

That stubborn wallpaper glue might make remodeling a challenge ... a putty knife, a sanding sponge, primer or sealer, a taping knife, paint rollers, and some joint compound.

The sponge will keep the brick texture and look natural. Remove old wallpaper: Mix hot water and laundry starch to create a paste. Rub the mixture all over the wallpaper with a sponge and let it ...