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Removing Nail Polish from Wood Furniture

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Date: 03/24/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Can anyone tell me how to remove nail polish from a wood dresser and not take the finish off?

Thanks,
Kathie from England
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By shopping_addiction_woman (Guest Post)
I have never tried this but I heard it works---try using acetone free polish remover. If it works let me know.

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By Ladybugv2 (31) Profile Contact
Kathie, I do. This is one of my demonstrations with a product from a wellness catalog company that I refer people to. It is totally safe to skin and the environment too. Carol at cartonv2atjunodotcom I will tell you how to order this amazing cleaning product.

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