Wallpaper remover?
Which is the best way and or chemical to use to remove wallpaper border. Any suggestions?!
Bella76 
Nature Lover We have removed wallpaper borders several times and have had great success with DIF. It's available as a gel at Home Depot. I'd highly recommend it.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Zinsser-32-oz-DIF-Gel-Wallpaper-Stripper-Spray-2466/202911113
Mr. Resident My friend works for a wallpaper company and changes wallpaper in her house constantly. She swears by using fabric softener mixed with water. Mix capful of softener with a quart of water, score the wallpaper then sponge the solution onto the wallpaper let it soak for a bit and then scrape off.
JrzyGirl88 I used a steam cleaner and steamed the wallpaper to get it down, they use wall paper remover to remove the glue, this worked great for real old wall paper
Darrin 
Challah 
sackDIF worked great for me, too. Just follow the directions and experiment a bit. Each type of wallpaper is different. The last time I used it, I ended up easily peeling off the outside (decorative) layer of the wallpaper, then having to thoroughly wet the backing that was still on the wall, and let it sit for a little bit--but not so long that it dried. I then used a basic scraper, and most of it just peeled off easily and cleanly. A few spots I had to re-wet and then do again, but ultimately, it worked very well. After removal, I'd also recommend carefully wiping the wall with a sponge and clear water, so that the remaining (blue-colored) DIF is also removed.
Also, keep in mind that it can get a bit messy, so you might want to put down some drop cloths, before you start.
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