How to Get Nail Polish off Just About Any Surface
Start with rubbing alcohol., Keep scrubbing., Finish with soapy water., Dry off the wall.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Start with rubbing alcohol.
Pour a little rubbing alcohol on to the coarse side of a sponge.
Then, begin scrubbing directly on the nail polish while trying to avoid the paint around the stain.
Use small, circular motions to scrub. -
Step 2: Keep scrubbing.
It may take a few minutes of gentle scrubbing before you completely remove the nail polish.
During this time, add more alcohol to the sponge as necessary. , When you feel that you have lifted as much of the stain as possible, clean off the area and any residue with dish detergent and warm water.
Dampen a soft cloth in the solution and gently rub the area clean. , After you have finished cleaning, be sure to use a soft cloth to completely dry off the wall. -
Step 3: Finish with soapy water.
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Step 4: Dry off the wall.
Detailed Guide
Pour a little rubbing alcohol on to the coarse side of a sponge.
Then, begin scrubbing directly on the nail polish while trying to avoid the paint around the stain.
Use small, circular motions to scrub.
It may take a few minutes of gentle scrubbing before you completely remove the nail polish.
During this time, add more alcohol to the sponge as necessary. , When you feel that you have lifted as much of the stain as possible, clean off the area and any residue with dish detergent and warm water.
Dampen a soft cloth in the solution and gently rub the area clean. , After you have finished cleaning, be sure to use a soft cloth to completely dry off the wall.
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Dennis Henderson
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