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nail polish on the carpet

nail polish on the carpet

nail polish on the carpet::I mean, really, who paints their nails without their bottle of nail polish remover within arms reach?
The beauty of nail polish remover is that the name says it all.
This product was made, specifically, to remove nail polish.
You want to start by dabbing the polish remover on the affected spot.
Paper towels are a good choice for this step.
Dab a bit of the remover onto the spot, then cover it with the paper towel pushing down, but not grinding.
You want to keep doing this until you find a good balance between keeping the carpet from getting soaked, while being sure to use enough of the remover that the polish is coming off.
Once you get all the polish off, put down some more towels to dry out the spot and then clean it like you would with any other stain.
While this method will work for stains that have just been made, it might not work so well with those that have had a chance to dry out.
And be sure, next time, to put down a sheet of newspaper before you decide to give yourself another home manicure!
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