I know it looks like I murdered an Aggie...but I swear I just dropped a bottle of maroon nail polish in my bathroom. I wish I had taken a picture of my hands . It was EVERYWHERE.
So, as a little gift from me to you...here is the easiest way to clean up spilled nail polish. I had none of these supplies at home, so I had to go to CVS with wet hair and no makeup. Because of course this happened right after I got out of the shower!
First, wet a rag that you don't care about with water and wipe up everything you can. Then, pour a layer of 100% acetone one the surface. Let it sit for a couple of minutes and start to scrub. I used my smile scrubbie...the scrub daddy. I love those things.
Then, make sure to wash all of the acetone off with water and a rag. You don't want it to eat the finish off of your sink. Then, I used a magic eraser to get the rest of it off of the wall and the floor. Then, use 409 to make sure you have all of the harsh cleaners. After that, I polished the granite and repainted the wall with our touch up paint. What an ordeal!
Anyways...I threw all of my nail polish away after this event. I feel like Mommy Dearest...No More NAIL POLISH!
I hope that this never happens to you, but if it does, I hope this helps!
Then, make sure to wash all of the acetone off with water and a rag. You don't want it to eat the finish off of your sink. Then, I used a magic eraser to get the rest of it off of the wall and the floor. Then, use 409 to make sure you have all of the harsh cleaners. After that, I polished the granite and repainted the wall with our touch up paint. What an ordeal!
Anyways...I threw all of my nail polish away after this event. I feel like Mommy Dearest...No More NAIL POLISH!
I hope that this never happens to you, but if it does, I hope this helps!
1 comment:
I have hair dye that I cannot get out of my sink and counter
Thanks for the tip!!!
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