How Do You Remove Nail Polish Stains From Carpet?
When receiving a pedicure or manicure, a nail polish spill may happen. As soon as you notice the spill, it is important to clean up right away. While the liquid nail polish is still moist, it will be less of a chore to remove from the carpet. After nail polish sets into the carpet, it becomes hard and unmanageable. However, you can still get rid of nail polish stains from carpet when the liquid has dried. Blot the fresh polish stain with a paper towel. Draw as much liquid up as possible. Use another paper towel when the first is soaked. Repeat the process until most of the polish has lifted. If the nail polish is set in, continue to Step 2. Fill a spray bottle with steaming hot water. Squirt the water on the polish stain approximately 10 times to saturate. Let the water soak in for roughly three minutes, then saturate the stain again. Pour a capful of vinegar on the nail polish stain. Allow the solution to saturate the area for about four minutes. Spray the water onto the polish, and b
