Remove Spilled Nail Polish With Sugar

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Welcome to VisiHow, today I am going to show you how to clean up a spill of nail polish on a regular tiled floor or hardwood floor.

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   First we will need to have a full bowl of sugar on hand

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   Second, we will need a nail polish spill to clean up

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   For our example, we are just going to make a small spill on the floor.

   

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   Then we are going to take our sugar and pour it all over the spilt nail polish

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   Make sure that the sugar is fully covering all of the spilt polish.

   

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   Then we are going to let it sit for a couple minutes, this gives the sugar time to fully absorb the nail polish

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   We can now take either paper towel or a broom and fully wipe the spill off of the floor

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   If there is still left over polish, keeping the sugar on the spill for a little longer will take off any little excess stains.

   

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   So as we can see, the nail polish is totally off the floor and all we have to do is sweep up the remaining sugar

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   Thank you for watching VisiHow, if you have any questions or comments please leave them in the comments box below.

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How do I remove spilled nail polish from hands?

I am out of nail polish remover and I have spilled the bottle of polish all over my skin.. I have tried: I have tried soap and water.. I think it was caused by: It is very late and I have no way of getting to the store to buy nail polish remover so is there any other way I can get nail polish off my skin!

Soaking your hands and use an abrasive scrub like baking soda should eventually get the nail polish off your hands. For the resistant sections that stay or appear stained, soak the area with vinegar and lemon juice for 10 minutes then try again to remove the nail polish.

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