Start by prepping your room. This will
require you to empty the furniture from the room
and remove all switch plates and outlet covers.
You may also want to lay plastic sheeting or a
protective cloth on the floor for protection.
Collect the tools you will need, including:
a wallpaper scoring tool, warm water, vinegar,
spray bottle, putty knife and a sponge and bucket.
You may choose to use wallpaper removal solution
instead of water and vinegar. This can be found
at your local home and garden store.
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Before
you use your wallpaper-removal equipment, be aware
that the activity can be labor intensive and could
cause severe damage to the walls. Often when you’re
in the process of wallpaper removal, glue can
become a problem. 
There
are many different types of wallpaper on the market
today. Some are dry strip-able, solid vinyl and
fabric-backed papers that can usually be removed
by simply pulling them from the wall without wetting.
Start
by removing as much of the vinyl face as possible.
Get started with a putty knife or scraper and
find a loose corner. 
