Hi, I've been removing wallpaper from a bedroom I'm remodeling and I've gotten most of it off (using a wallpaper removal spray in an orange bottle, I think the brand is Dep, not positive at the moment though). Now I want to wash the walls to remove all the glue because it's my intention to paint the walls in the coming couple of weeks (I have all the paint and supplies, but I have other rooms to paint and this room will be among the last to get done). What should I wash the walls with to make sure there is no glue left so that I can paint? I was planning on using hot water, but should I add something, like vinegar perhaps? Or anything else? I don't know if hot water alone will suffice or if I should clean it with a mixture of water and something else. If anyone has any tips for me (either as a professional or through first hand experience) I would really appreciate any advice you can provide me with. Thanks in advance. :)
2007-10-18
07:05:34
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