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Spilled a Bottle of Nail Polish Remover

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Date: 03/19/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I spilled a bottle of nail polish REMOVER on my bedroom carpet and my whole rooms reeks! Any suggestions on how to cut the smell? I blotted it dry, but the odor!

Sami
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By Treads04 (7) Profile Contact
Yea it does do that. That 20 mule team stuff in laudry isle at supermarket. Has Borax in it. It might work. I use that for vomit and runny dog poop. I sprinkle it on generously let it sit over night and vacumn it up. Makes a good carpet cleaner. Sprinkle it on carpet and spray water on it and have steam cleaner suck it up.

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By Carla (Guest Post)
I also have the same problem - sortof. I spilled finger nail REMOVER all over my dresser. I grabbed a paper towl and cleaned up what I could before it was soaked though. Then I ran to go a wet wash cloth, by the time I returned it had dried onto the dresser. Is there anyway I can get it off?

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Sprinkle a thick layer of baking soda on it and let set for a couple of days, then vacuum up. May need to repeat.

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By katieandjeffy (68) Contact
You can try to put a dish of vinegar in your room...that absorbs odors...Or try to air it out (not sure where you live, but if the weather permits open up windows in there)...baking soda helps for odors too...hope this works for ya!

Posted on 03/19/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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