wallpaper stripper

Chemical wallpaper stripper can be purchased at most paint or home improvement stores.

They told me it was wallpaper stripper.

When she asked them what was in the boxes, she said, they told her it was "wallpaper stripper."

Holding the square of heated metal of the wallpaper stripper against this room, while she followed him with the scrub bucket.

If you suspect that the steamer will damage the wall, then it is safer to use a chemical wallpaper stripper (also called a remover).

If you've bought the basic Steama as a wallpaper stripper, an attachment kit costs around £26.

Peugeot has just introduced its DEC 1500 wallpaper stripper model on to the British market.

It is also a component in brake fluid, lubricants, wallpaper strippers, artificial fog solutions, and heating/cooking fuel.

Earlex, who are well-known for their wallpaper strippers, have switched to the other end of the wallpapering process with Autopaster.

Remove the wallpaper by wetting it with a sponge, steaming it or applying wallpaper stripper, then scraping it off.

As the most labour-intensive of the methods, I'm expecting great things from this one, particularly as it employs the closest thing to a wallpaper stripper in my possession.

Virtually any piece of equipment you care to name can be hired these days - from access towers and cement mixers, to drain cleaners, wallpaper strippers and the humble stepladder.

Earlex, which is one of the regional finalists in the HSBC Business Thinking initiative, invented the DIY steam wallpaper stripper in 1987.

Julian Baseley and his two partners had to take out second mortgages on their homes to raise the £30,000 they needed to launch the world's first DIY steam wallpaper stripper back in 1987.