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Removing Nail Polish From Clothing

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Date: 07/22/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you remove nail polish from a little girls dress? We tried nail polish remove (just the cheap stuff from Walmart). What can we try now? It's just so cute. Can it be saved?

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Post By Sophie (Guest Post) (10/10/2008)
Hello Carol. Today I made a birthday present for my mom which includes red nail polish and the whole nail polish fell on my white abercrombie polo. How do I get it out? Please help!

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Post By Trish (Guest Post) (08/11/2008)
What is Awesome and where do I get it?

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Post By maureen b (Guest Post) (07/24/2008)
Carol, last year I spilled red nail polish on a brand new white knit blouse. I was crushed. I looked up online and they said nothing could be done. I experimented and my blouse was as good as new with no trace of polish. I used Awesome, let it soak, then I scraped what I could with my fingernail, washed it and still some remained. I kept repeating the process. I bet I washed it 5 times. Awesome works and scraping what you can. I ended it by washing in vinegar. Don't rub it together because the color will spread. Painstakingly, take your time and use Awesome, scrape, blot and wash and repeat til clean. I was amazed that I got my white blouse cleaned, it was the first time i wore it and I could have cried when it happened, but miracles do happen! Good luck to you.

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Post by Deeli (236) | (07/23/2008)
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Ooooooo :-( This is a rough one :-( Especially once the fabric has been hit by acetone remover (cheap brand of remover or not) it might not be removable :-( However, how about some really small cute appliques from a fabric store sewn on over the polish stain? It would 'dress' the dress up and make the dress even more heart warming for the effort :-)

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