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US 5,858,110 AGranted
Method of wallpaper removal
OwnerRichard L. Jackson, John Stacyinventors
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Abstract
A method of removing wall paper which includes the steps of dipping an absorbent fabric into water or a solution of aqueous wall paper remover. Allowing excess solution to drain from the fabric and then placing the fabric in direct contact with the wall paper. The fabric adheres to the wall merely through water cohesion. The fabric is allowed to remain on the wall paper for a period of time to allow the solution to soak into the paper. Once this occurs, the fabric is removed and the paper can be scraped off the wall.
Claims3
A method of removing wall paper from a surface to which it is adhered comprising the steps of:
- A. saturating a non-woven fabric solely with water;
- B. allowing excess water to drain off said fabric;
- C. applying said fabric to said wall paper by means of water cohesion;
- D. allowing said fabric to remain in contact with said wall paper for a period of time;
- E. removing said fabric from said wall paper;
- and
- F. removing said wall paper.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.