Fresh traces of paste can be dabbed off with a damp sponge.
Light soiling can be removed with a damp sponge.
Soiling, except for oil, grease, etc., can be removed with a weak soap solution and a sponge.
Soiling that is water-soluble can be cleaned off with a mild soap solution or gentle abrasive using a sponge or soft brush.
Soiling that is water-soluble can be cleaned off with a mild soap solution or gentle abrasive using a sponge or soft brush.
Pattern can be ignored when applying the wallpaper.
Identical patterns must be applied next to each other at the same height.
The pattern on the next strip must be offset by half a pattern height each time.
Every other length is turned upside down when applied.
The paste should be applied to the wallpaper.
The paste should be applied to the wall.
The upper layer of the wallpaper can be peeled off dry during renovation. The underneath layer stays on the wall as base paper.
The wallpaper is thoroughly soaked in water until soft and then removed with a scraper.
The wallpaper can be pulled off the wall dry without leaving any residue.
High-quality embossed wallpaper made up of two layers of paper back against each other. The embossing remains stable during papering.
The back of the wallpaper is prepasted with adhesive, which is activated by briefly soaking in water.
