Little things that can help when creating a game room *construction thread*
Hey guys, I think this would be a helpful thread if everyone had some money saving ideas when it came to building a game room. Forgive me if this has been done as I didnt know what to search. So ill start off with a insanely small tip and you guys can add.
Got wallpaper? all you need is Downy. Today I demolished a whole room filled with wallpaper that was put up like 50 years ago in 2 hours. With Downy the laundry stuff. Fill a spray bottle with a mixture of half Downy, and Half Warm Water. There are a couple ways to do this, if the paper is old and you can peel off the top layer but not the old backing then spray all over the backing so that every inch is soaked. Let it sit for 5 minutes and it will peel off easier than anything. Also a plastic scraper helps. If the paper is new it could just be a matter of hitting the seams and peeling/scraping from there. This works better than steaming the paper off and a lot better than the Zep crap they sell at home depot.
Hey guys, I think this would be a helpful thread if everyone had some money saving ideas when it came to building a game room. Forgive me if this has been done as I didnt know what to search. So ill start off with a insanely small tip and you guys can add.
Got wallpaper? all you need is Downy. Today I demolished a whole room filled with wallpaper that was put up like 50 years ago in 2 hours. With Downy the laundry stuff. Fill a spray bottle with a mixture of half Downy, and Half Warm Water. There are a couple ways to do this, if the paper is old and you can peel off the top layer but not the old backing then spray all over the backing so that every inch is soaked. Let it sit for 5 minutes and it will peel off easier than anything. Also a plastic scraper helps. If the paper is new it could just be a matter of hitting the seams and peeling/scraping from there. This works better than steaming the paper off and a lot better than the Zep crap they sell at home depot.



