WP Chomp World’s Best Wallpaper Stripper: and Sticky Paste Remover, Citrus Scent 32oz.trigger

This was the easiest thing about our DIY bathroom remodel! I was dreading removing an entire wall of 40 yrs old wallpaper fuzz left behind after removing the top layer. It was heavy paper with a strong adhesive which would not scrape or peel any further. I sprayed this stuff on and only waited a few seconds before scraping but it just lifted right off! It worked so well I could just peel off hugh sheets with some light scraping around the corners. It's very good. It definitely has a strong chemical spray cloud but with a fan running it didn't bother me over the afternoon in a small space. I would use it again in a heartbeat. SO easy and satisfying!

Works great, previous owner had a couple layers of wall paper and worked great, be patient, I would say get more than you think you need, but I am grateful

This stuff helped get the wallpaper off but it does take some effort and patience. Also, this doesn’t take the wallpaper PASTE off when it removed the paper-that’s a whole different can of worms.

This is a wallpaper border that was applied like genuine wallpaper, meaning it wasn't a vinyl peel and stick. I scored it lightly with a razor blade and sprayed HEAVILY and let it soak for about 15+ minutes, and with a plastic edged scraper the pieces of wallpaper literally just fell off. Ergo, I'm very pleased

I never write reviews but writing this one as a public service. I bought the Chomp Stripper and Scorer to remove wallpaper from my kitchen. I started with the wall behind the frig to try out these products. I couldn't get the vinyl top layer peeled off of the wallpaper so I used the scorer to perforate it and then sprayed on the stripper as directed. After about an hour and a lot of elbow grease and breathing up the chemical smell from the stripper the wall area behind the frig was done. It took 1/2 of the 32oz container of stripper, at that rate a lot more stripper was going to have to be purchased to do the whole kitchen. There had to be a better way. I decided to try using a hand held streamer intended for removing wrinkles from clothing. I bought this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FT7NWBBK?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 and it works great! All that's needed to remove the wallpaper is the steamer, a 4" putty knife and tweezers. No scorer or stripper required! Hold the steamer up to the wallpaper passing it back and forth over a small area, get a hold of a corner and of the vinyl with tweezers as it separates from the backing and start pulling it off the wall. Keep passing the streamer back and forth over your work area and pull the vinyl portion of the wallpaper off the wall. After it's removed repeat for the paper glue layer. Work from the top of the wall down. Let the steamer do most of the work giving it time to soften the wallpaper and glue. I was able to sluff-off all the wallpaper fairly fast and easily using this method. Just be cautious to not get burned from the streamer.

I bought a house where the previous owner loved wallpaper. I hate it and couldn't get rid of it. I tried every trick that I found online, every trick my friends raved about, and at least a dozen products. I originally found Chomp at Home Depot and it was cheap, so I gave it a try without any hope it would work. I was so wrong. Just sprayed it on and walked away for about 10 minutes. When I returned, I used the Chomp scraper, expecting to put some muscle into it, and the paper almost fell off of the wall. I did an entire small bedroom in less time than than it took me to do a little section with all of the other products combined. When I decided it was time to remove the paper from the kitchen, I was sad that HD no longer carried this product and I'd forgotten the name. The scraper didn't have a name on it (that was dumb of them) and all I could recall was the orange and white packaging. I was thrilled to find it on Amazon and ordered immediately. It still works like a charm. I got rid of two big sections in about 20 minutes including soak time. Keep in mind that most of my paper was very old and dry, so it soaked up Chomp like a thirsty sponge, but the top border had a shiny coating on it. For that, I had to score it first, but it still came off easily. Anyone who says this doesn't work did it wrong. Oh, and yes, the smell can be strong depending on the size of your project, but I thought it smelled good.

It works as good as advertised! I couldn’t believe how fast it broke down the wallpaper glue and the paper came off. Well worth the money.

Do not purchase this product unless you want to spend the rest of your adult life scraping wallpaper from your walls—or if you really need the repetitive arm and shoulder muscle workout. It simply does not perform. I went back and bought a professional grade and emptied this product out so I could re-use the bottle. I do not recommend.

Travaille très bien pour enlever le papier peint qui est collé depuis bien longtemps. Je recommend. Une bouteille couvre une grande partie de surface. Dispendieux mais en vaut la peine.

Save money asking pro to remove it. This works 100%. Pls get the scrapper too. Perfect combination.

This product is amazing at stripping wallpaper. Best I've ever used!

The product itself works wonders on the wall paper in conjunction with the hole puncture tool. It still works even without the tool. When fairly saturated with the liquid the wallpaper practically fell off on its own. The only downside even though it says it has a "citrus scent" it is hard on the lungs even in a well ventilated room with the windows open but I suppose the ability to eat through glue comes at a cost. Good product. When paired with the scrapper and puncture roughing tool the room took about an hour to strip.

We bought a house with its original wallpaper, from the 70s. Sprayed this on and 5 mins later it literally fell off the wall. 1000/10. Nice orange scent!