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Nail varnish stain?
jay-1
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Nail varnish has spilled onto my jeans.I have tried nail varnish remover but that seems to have made it worse.
Any ideas please..
Any ideas please..
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Try freezin it (when its dried) with an ice cube and then try to chip the nail polish off with a knife edge or something?
Not sure if it will work, but worth a try?Bless Martin's Little Cotton Socks. I thank him for giving us MSE. Look what its grown into!
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I once got nail varnish on a duvet cover, and I NEVER got it out

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I have the answer and it has worked on a duvet cover and jeans - its stain devils nail polish remover - it pongs abit but believe me it works (yellow bottle sure it's nail vanish remover one) try it you will not be disappointed0
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There is a product out there. It's in a tube, kind of like paint. But the name escapes me. There's a range of them for stubborn stains like blood etc
EDIT: looking at this post, it's the produc listed above:oComping, Clicking & Saving for Change0 -
Lovingitifitsabargain wrote:I have the answer and it has worked on a duvet cover and jeans - its stain devils nail polish remover - it pongs abit but believe me it works (yellow bottle sure it's nail vanish remover one) try it you will not be disappointed
Thanks I will give that a try0
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