Here’s how to remove nail polish stains from clothes and upholstery.
If acetone causes discoloration, use hydrogen peroxide instead.
If any color remains, try blotting with rubbing alcohol, working in gentle motions.
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After washing, check to see if any stains remain.
Never dry a polish-stained fabric on high heat in a clothes dryer.
The dryer’s high heat can cause the stain to be permanently set.
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Here’s what you’re gonna wanna do.
It’s unlikely that nail polish stains will come out in the laundry.
You’ll need to pretreat it with a solvent instead.
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If rubbing alcohol is too harsh for your garments, try hydrogen peroxide.
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