Need a answer on fingernail polish spilled in carpet?

Looked all over for help landlord will love this 1 My daughter spilt a whole bottle of fingernail polish in new carpet can anyone help me to find out how or what it will take to get it out? Pleassssseeeeeeeeee help.





Thanks so much..


Jodi IndianaNeed a answer on fingernail polish spilled in carpet?
you will need


fine toothed metal nit comb


tissue


cotten balls


acetone


hair dryer


cloth


methyleted spirits





this is a time consuming and difficult task wrap the nit comb in tissue so the teeth are poking through (dont use a plastic one as the acetone will melt it) place the comb at an angle to the carpet and wedge it under the stain. dip a cotten ball in the acetone and rub it over the stain with the comb underneath the stain. work the stain row by row with a new cotten ball each time, acetone can affect carpet so make sure it dosnt penetrate the base, replace the tissue if it gets to wet, this process is slow and may need to be done a few times, if its an epoxy resin stain warm it with a hair dryer first, then dip a cloth in boiling water wring it and lay it over the stain and let it the cloth start to cool, then pinch and pull the cxloth a few times to remove as much resin as possible, do this a few times before doing it with the acetone and nit comb, use metho and water to remove the acetone smell, and sprinkle with bicarb to absorb the water and vacuumn when dry.





Hope this helpsNeed a answer on fingernail polish spilled in carpet?
This exact thing happened to me when I first moved into my place. I used Woolite with Oxyclean, while it was still wet. I scrubbed like crazy and ruined the nap but it came out and it was blood red polish on cream carpeting. I think it was the Oxyclean that did it.
Here I have just the thing to help you with your dilemma, Spilled nail polish





Allow to almost dry, then peel off of waxed floors or tile.





Nail polish





Sponge with polish remover or banana oil. Wash. If stain remains, sponge with denatured alcohol to which a few drops of ammonia have been added. Wash again. Do - not use polish remover on acetate or triacetate fabrics.





Good Luck!
This happened to me once, and it was bright red toenail polish, I made the mistake of pouring nail polish remover on it and made it worse, I found out the hard way was to treat it like you would candle grease, put a brown paper bag on the stain and rub your iron over it, do this several times with a clean paper bag and you will find that it comes out





good luck
You can try polish remover or rubbing alcohol,Oxly clean might work too. Or you can get a sample piece of carpet the same shade and style from a carpet store replace the spot that has been stained. By cutting it out and using carpet tape. That way no one will ever know. Good luck.

this works