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WAGNER Steam Wallpaper Stripper SteamForce, 4 l capacity, steaming time max. 70 min, 3,7 m hose, 2.000 W, 230 V : Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools
Stripping wallpaper: there's three layers of it and paint on top. This is excruciatingly slow and hard work and not leaving the walls great either. Any alternatives for a good final finish
