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vonepps2 Were may it be purchased?

Anne DeCocco There are quite a few techniques. My favorite is to score the walls with a tool that's just for this purpose, then spray plenty of dishwasher detergent over the wall. Let it sit for a couple of minutes. The enzymes go to work on the old glue and you should be able to scrape the paper off easily. Go slow and be careful, for every ding and dent is a repair job. There are also products to buy that do this enzyme-action, not sure if they're more expensive than plain old dishwasher deterg. Let us know what you do and how it works out!

Kerrie L. Kelly Porcelain tiles now come in a variety of styles. You can get a travertine like look now for a lot less money. Ceramic tiles are great, but can craze over time--something to be aware of if you don't like that look.

In my book, Home Decor: A Sunset Design Guide, I discuss the pros and cons:

Ceramic Tile
Pros: Broad range of sizes, shapes, and colors; durable; water resistant
Cons: Must choose styles with enough strength for floors; can be slippery; cold underfoot; grout is high maintenance
Price: $–$$

Porcelain Tile
Pros: Can mimic the look of stone; strong; water resistant
Cons: Cold underfoot; grout is high maintenance
Price: $–$$