WP Chomp World’s Best Wallpaper Stripper: and Sticky Paste Remover, Citrus Scent 128 Fluid Ounces

Wow! This stuff works like a miracle!We had a wall mural that was on a 10x12 wall, classic wallpaper with glue style. I was dreading taking it off and so I ordered this to try. I wasn’t able to peel the decorative layer off like the instructions said so I just sprayed this stuff right onto the wallpaper as it was. Within seconds I could hear it working (like the glue was popping free?) and after 2-3 minutes I was able to easily pull each sheet off fully intact! It was crazy! I thought it would take hours and it didn’t even take one. Total life saver!

It was easy spray it on and scrape the wallpaper off.

Love love love this product! Makes stripping wallpaper enjoyable!

I had unrealistically expectations of wallpaper remover. This product was great in some spots and others it didn’t make a difference. I worked so hard removing two rooms of wallpaper trying every possible method. This worked the best. I guess I thought it would peel away. I used the paper tiger, steamer, hot iron, you name it. Honestly I probably would not have gotten it done without this remover, in all fairness. My expectations were simply too high.

I am removing wallpaper border that has been in place for 23 years. I tried every possible diy solution on the internet, steam, heat gun, fabric softener, wallpaper remover. None of those worked except this citrus remover. It is amazing how fast and effect it is. Wish I would have started with this product.

I did better with water and 409.

This product is amazing! Highly recommend if you need to remove wall border. The smell is not overwhelming at all.

The media could not be loaded. I used this product to remove bathroom wallpaper that had been on the walls 30+ years. Let me tell you, it was installed very thoroughly! I started with two bottles of the spray. I ran out about 1/3 of the way through the project. I got smart and bought the refill jugs so that I did not run out. Easy to pour over. The instructions say to "score" the wallpaper first to help with penetration of the products. I found that the scoring tools really damaged the underlying drywall. So the best method I found was to use a utility knife and gently cut big Xs about 3 feet long, then I sprayed the surface and let the product sit about 5 minutes. Worked to 'gently lift the corners with a flexible putty knife and off came the top layer of wallpaper.I sprayed the bottom paper layer a 2nd time and let it sit and it peeled right off the wall quickly.Another suggestion is after you finish stripping take a soapy water solution and wash the residual wallpaper glue off of your drywall. This will help make sure any residual paper doesn't remain and prep your surface for painting.I also like that this product has a great citrus smell and wasn't "toxic" to breathe working in closed spaces.