nail varnish remover

maypole

I have no nail varnish remover, is there anything else that will remove it from my nails?

shellsuit

Try applying more nail varnish over it, then wiping it off straight away.

It's worked for me in the past when I've run out of remover

Ephemera

...or chip it off with your thumbnail, or soak your nails in very warm water with a drop of liquid soap and it might peel off. If all else fails use an angle grinder....

maypole

Thank you both for the advice, I might give the angle grinder a miss as I would have to wear protective goggles and I wouldn't be able to see my toes very well;)

shellsuit

maypole wrote: »

Thank you both for the advice, I might give the angle grinder a miss as I would have to wear protective goggles and I wouldn't be able to see my toes very well;)

Your post has just reminded me of a friend of mine ~ she used to get her hubby to user a sander on the hard skin on her feet!! Yes, I mean a proper plug in sander! :eek: :rotfl: :rotfl:

HariboJunkie

shellsuit wrote: »

Try applying more nail varnish over it, then wiping it off straight away.

It's worked for me in the past when I've run out of remover

This does work but it's better if you do it with a clear polish over the top.

maypole

People do the strangest things, thank you all for advice.

Angelraesunshine

if i have run out of nail varnish remover i just use a bit of hairspray ( normally a cheap brand in my cupboard as i don't use it much) works wonders or yes the using of a clear nail varnish will work too

Ephemera

maypole wrote: »

Thank you both for the advice, I might give the angle grinder a miss as I would have to wear protective goggles and I wouldn't be able to see my toes very well;)

Might not be a problem for long if you slip with the grinder... whoops no more toes...! :eek:

maypole

Ephemera wrote: »

Might not be a problem for long if you slip with the grinder... whoops no more toes...! :eek:

Then I would have bottles of nail varnish going to waste. Not very moneysaving;)