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WALLPAPER

to wallpaper, there are several elements to consider – the materials and inks used to make the wallpaper, the manufacturing process, and the glue or paste for adhering it to the wall. Before you buy, carefully check the ingredients, as some wallpapers can be coated in plastic – American vinyl wallcoverings, for example. Also, think about where the paper is coming from to make the wallpaper. Look out

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