After searching various methods on the internet, I've come to the conclusion that a tear-and-paste method such as WallpaperIllusions is the avenue to choose. :thinker: Our home is the epitomy of a fixxer-upper, and while I've created gorgeous gardens outdoors, the inside is the last thing I have attempted because there is so much to be done. While I liked the idea of torn brown paper bags for an effect, I don't really want the walls to be brown. This place needs color and less clutter. I assumed it would be easier, cheaper and quicker to go with a ready-to-go product such as WallpaperIllusions. Would I be safe in assuming such? I would hate to paper [B]and[/B] paint. Also, I'm still in the process of doing my homework, but do I understand it correctly that I will need to sand the textured walls, then paint them with a primer? :confused: I would appreciate any input. Thank you so much. :)

Hi, I am taking down our wallpaper. I am wondering if DIF solution is safe if it gets on my wood bookshelves that will be impossible to cover. I also have wood floors and carpets, and it is possible the solution could drip onto those. Do I have to worry about staining? Also, is it easier to spray on the DIF with a spray bottle or bug sprayer... or something else perhaps? I have no help doing this, I have to do it, so I'm just trying to figure out the best way and get to it. Thanks for any help. PS - I have no idea what kind of wallpaper it is or what is underneath, I'll figure this out next week when I go back to the home we're trying to sell. *sigh* Melissa