Nothing elevates your mood (and outfit) like a fresh coat of glossy fingernail polish. Unfortunately, liquid nail polish is unpredictable; it can be your best
Nail Polish Cleaning Tips Even Experts Use
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Nail polish is beautiful on fingernails, but not so much when it is on carpet or clothes. While you are as careful as possible, accidents happen, and a drip or spill quickly creates an unsightly stain. Your first thought is to panic and quickly wipe at the polish, but this is a mistake that leaves behind a large smear and a bigger mess. Before you take any more steps to remove the fingernail polish, why not browse through our nail polish cleaning information to find the perfect way to remove those tough stains?
Fingernail polish is similar to paint, and how you perform nail polish cleaning depends on whether the stain is wet or dry. Discover how to scrape away dried polish using a spoon, butterknife, or nail file and clean wet stains out of leather, carpeting, and fabric using a variety of simple solutions. Many things around your home work well to remove nail polish, including white vinegar, rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover, hydrogen peroxide, and hairspray. Learn which ones are safe for use on varying materials.
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