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Can fingernail polish remove warts?
No, Fingernail Polish is used to paint your fingernails. Or else they would not call it fingernail Polish. If you were more than Likely to Use Fingernail Polish to Remove Warts, the Wart Would Not Remove. This is because, the Wart Continues to get bigger, as you leave the fingernail polish on.
What else is the aqua in nail polish remover used for?
It dilutes the acetone
What gives nail polish remover it color?
the chemicals in itAms 2.Who knows ? The essence of nail polish remover is the simple (and cheap !) chemical acetone. Nothing else is actually needed. Manufacturers of expensive nail polish removers add colours, fragrances and b.s. extenders. Since they are not required by law to say what they are or what they (don't) do, they don't put their names on the label.
What takes out perment markers best?
you can use nail polish remover. one thing that everyone else is saying is that alcohal removes it but i am not sure. i have tested it once and it makes ur stuff smell horible. i personal say that nail polish remover works best because it actulley takes out everything and doesnt smell like beer or anyother alcohla would. also the alcohal doesnt take out everything. if you need everything out i would recommend NAIL POLISH REMOVER.
How do you clean nailpolish stains from clothes?
Read the label on the clothing, look for the words acetate, triacetate, and modacrylic. If the clothing is made of any of these materials, scrape as much nail polish off as you can, that is the best you can do. If it is anything else, use nail polish remover and blot the fabric until the nail polish is removed.
How do i fix a table i spilledNail polish remover on and it faded the black color?
If the table is wood it can be sanded down and repainted. However, the whole top will have to be sanded and repainted or else it will not look right.
Why does nail polish remover evaporate the fastest?
Because it's more volatile than whatever else you were testing. Which basically means "it evaporates the fastest", so that's not all that helpful. Without knowing specifically what you're comparing it to or what kind of nail polish remover it is it's hard to be certain, but many nail polish removers are based on acetone, which has a fairly low boiling point and a fairly high vapor pressure at "room temperature".
How do you get rid of a nail polish stain so your parents won't notice?
Here's what me and somebody else did. We grabbed nail clippers and we pulled out pieces of carpet and then it came off. If you have hardwood then grab nail polish remover, water, and soap so it will come off easily.
I got blue chalk on my zhu zhu pet and it's not coming off?
Try using nail polish remover it works on everything else I've tried but more so on dry liquids
How is nail polish bad for you?
Yes it can because nail polish remover is bad for your nails and if you peel it of you feel off the protective nail fibres also dark colour like red and black can turn your nails yellow so you should use a clear nail polish underneath or avoid wearing them. Also nail strenghteners and protective nail polish remover can stop your nails being ruined. Hope I helped!
What is a quick and easy way to remove nail polish?
Soak cotton balls in acetone nail polish remover and put on your fingernails. Keep on for around 20 minutes. Once you have removed all the shallac nail polish, give your nails a massage with an oil, olive oil, solar oil, vitamin E oil. Any oil will do, you must keep your nails moisturized as the acetone nail polish will dry out your nails.
How do you get nail polish off hair?
You could try using baby oil and see if the dried polish will slide out - like you would to remove gum. Using ice might work, too. Or a non-acetone nail polish remover if all else fails. Once the nail polish has dried it actually shouldn't be too difficult to remove - in fact, unless it is a big knotted up mess, you *might* be able to slide it from the hair without using oil or chemicals. You could try using baby oil and see if the dried polish will slide out - like you would to remove gum. Using ice might work, too. Or a non-acetone nail polish remover if all else fails. Once the nail polish has dried it actually shouldn't be too difficult to remove - in fact, unless it is a big knotted up mess, you *might* be able to slide it from the hair without using oil or chemicals. Good luck. It actually happened today sparkle nail polish in 2/3 rds of her hair, the baby oil helped a lot, I just took small pieces and smeared the oil on and a lot would rub off, but I had to comb through it, it was not a fun process took me 2 hours and it was somewhat painful for my daughter I don't think she will ever do this one again, consequences for her actions! a painful lesson.
