Accidentally getting nail polish on your clothes is an annoyance. Here are a few tips for removing nail polish:



Use Deodorant: Deodorant is a very effective way to remove nail polish. It not only dissolves nail polish, but also removes residual traces. Just drop the oil on a paper towel and gently wipe the nail polish off your clothes.

Use nail polish remover: Nail polish remover usually contains acetone, which can dissolve nail polish. Pour nail polish remover on a paper towel or cotton ball and gently wipe the nail polish off your clothes. Note, be careful when using nail polish remover, as it is very irritating and may damage the fabric of your clothing.

Use alcohol: Medical alcohol can also help remove nail polish. Pour alcohol on a paper towel or cotton ball and gently wipe the nail polish off your clothes.

Use nail polish: If you have nail polish, you can use it to remove nail polish from your clothes. Pour nail polish onto a paper towel or cotton ball and gently wipe the nail polish off your clothing.

To use an alkaline solution: Add soap shavings or laundry detergent to a small amount of hot water and stir until the solution foams. Apply the alkaline solution to the stained area and let it soak for 15-20 minutes. Then scrub gently with a soft brush to remove the nail polish. Rinse well with water.

Use toothpaste: Squeeze out some toothpaste and apply it to the nail polish area, then gently scrub with a soft brush. Rinse it off with water.

Use lemon juice: Squeeze lemon juice over the area with nail polish and wait 15-20 minutes. Rinse it off with water.

To use vinegar: Pour vinegar over nail polish areas and gently rub. Then rinse it off with water.

Use Vaseline: Apply Vaseline to areas with nail polish and wait overnight. Wipe with a paper towel the next day and you can easily remove the nail polish.

Use baking soda and white vinegar: Mix baking soda and white vinegar into a paste and apply to the nail polish. Wait for a period of time, rinse with water.

No matter which method is used, it is best to test in an inconspicuous place before handling to ensure that the clothing will not be damaged. If none of the above methods can remove the nail polish, consider consulting a professional dry cleaner or laundromat, who may have more specialized cleaning methods and tools.、



It is important to note that care should be taken during the treatment process to avoid expanding the scope of the stain. In addition, in order to avoid staining or damage to clothes, it is best to confirm the material and washing method of clothes before handling