The wall should be painted prior to putting up wallpaper, I see people trying to put wallpaper onto unpainted drywall all the time! doesn't workNot that we can see.
I ripped a lot of the paper off yesterday and the wall underneath is pristine. It feels like either a wallpaper glue failure or that pristine wall is coated with teflon.
Yup. Pristine, beautiful white paint.The wall should be painted prior to putting up wallpaper, I see people trying to put wallpaper onto unpainted drywall all the time! doesn't work
And then there is the 'drying out' effect... ugh....
It is mostly underground for safety in case of tornadoes. 6’ tall, 6’x8’ floor. Will hold the two of us on folding chairs that recline plus a cat, a little snug but tolerable. Without the chairs there are reported cases of as many as 19 people plus a dog crammed in one this size. That would be incredibly tight, but it meant they all survived being in the direct path of an F5 tornado.
Sadly it is. Very frustrating. Somehow the wallpaper glue failed and I still had trouble getting some off in spots. It was a nightmare. Only paint here.Lovely picture
And seriously, wallpaper glue failure is a thing? WTH?!
Cussing tax (chicken wallpaper glue failure):
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So glad you have that for safety!
Any way to create bunks so there's more "room" in the same size space? As for the chickens, present the argument that they are needed because if a tornado wipes out the house (and rest of the area), their eggs will potentially be needed as a food source/income source while rebuilding. (And the upper "bunks" could be caged for the bird space)
There's not enough to whine about, ladies. You can still find the dirt.
Maybe build a smaller version just for chickens!
This is more whineable....and I should have saved the pic for Friday....
