Using OFF To Remove Nail Polish From Fabric

RE: Using OFF To Remove Nail Polish From Fabric Post By Jean (Guest Post) (08/27/2008) I tried OFF on my bathrobe where the nail polish splattered, used a toothbrush to scrub it a little and it did come off. I did notice a little "pink" color where the nail polish was but just through it in the washer and it looks like new!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using OFF To Remove Nail Polish From Fabric Post by songpidgeon (1) | (06/29/2008) Contact ""OFF insect repellent"" WORKS! It made the pink nail polish stain disappear from my white cotton shirt! You just need to scrub the stain with an old toothbrush for a little while. I definitely recommend using OFF insect repellent to tackle this stain! I tried nail polish remover...and this did nothing. by Sarah (Ontario, Canada) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using OFF To Remove Nail Polish From Fabric Post By Sharon (Guest Post) (04/19/2008) Perhaps they mean "Goof-Off?" It is a great spot remover. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using OFF To Remove Nail Polish From Fabric Post by Beth - MA (140) | (04/16/2008) Contact Oh my god, if you are thinking of Easy Off oven cleaner, DO NOT use that. Wow. It'll dissolve your entire dress. I know that Off the bug spray will dissolve nail polish (or anything plastic-like, honestly!) but I don't know that I'd ever use it on clothing with that goal in mind. Report Spam or Abuse