Q&A for How to Get Nail Polish out of Fabric

It will fade it very slightly.

You need to figure out what kind of fabric the blanket is first and then follow the steps in this article.

Upon discovering any nail polish stains on your carpet, wet the stain with cold water. Spray 15-20 pumps of hair spray, followed by three to five small splashes of rubbing alcohol. Using a small scrub brush, scrub the nail polish stain directly for about a minute. While you’re scrubbing, keep pouring clean, cold water onto the stain throughout the process. Repeat this process until the nail polish stain is no longer visible.

No, you need acetone in it, because the chemical reaction with color and acetone react in a way where it comes off.

Yes, it will make the area appear slightly lighter in color, almost acting as bleach.

You have to make sure that the fabric is color safe, if it isn't then it might fade.

Use Method 1. It will help take the nail polish off but you can only use acetone in the nail polish. That's because acetone has some sort of a chemical that will take the nail polish off.

Use the hair spray option seen above to get it out; make sure to rinse all the hairspray out afterwards.

No, as the acetone is very flammable so you will be asking for a disaster if you combine these two. You should only use one of them to get the nail polish out of the fabric.

Brighter colors such as reds, pinks and purples tend to be harder to remove due to the chemicals used to form the colors. Equally, black and blue polishes can also be difficult to remove.

Maybe try acetone. but it might fade the color and ruin the jeans.

Clean the bag out, then use a lint roller. If that doesn't work, try a vacuum with a thin attachment.

It probably won't come out because, well the jeans are white. But sense the article said and some of the other questions did too. That the acetone might fade cloths.It won't matter because the jeans are white. So look at the tag on the jeans to make sure they are "color safe." Then follow the rest of the steps to remove the stain! If it doesn't come out them I don't know what to tell you. Maybe look at another website?

You should use method one above.

The bug spray and toothbrush approach works best. The stain on my comforter isn't 100% gone, but it is hardly noticeable.