HELP!!! i need by monday! thanks so much!If i use nail polish remover to remove dry erase marker from a locker will it take off the paint!?
My fridge had dry erase marker on it... The ONLY THING that worked was a combination of the Mr.Clean Magic Eraser dipped in Nail polish remover. BE SURE to wipe with damp cloth, and dry afterward or it will leave a residue. I think the locker should be just as successful.If i use nail polish remover to remove dry erase marker from a locker will it take off the paint!?
not if the locker is coated with a baked enamel finish. It'll be fine.
Although if it is dry erase (and not sharpie or permanent marker) then there are dry erase cleaners at places like office depot and similar that will remove dry erase marker
yes will most likely remove paint. will dissolve varnish and finish, may dissolve paint depending on the kind.
try rubbing alcohol, spry nine or another cleanser.
What? lockers don't have paint on them do they? Or at least I have never seen nothing but metal lockers so um no~
nope. they sell stuff to remove dry erase marker; your teachers might have some if you ask nicely.
it probably will. depends on the paint.
depends what paint they used...but if you use a little to just take it off it shouldnt..dont scrub.
yeah it should
i depends on what type of paint they used
sorry i will not
you'll never know till you try
why is it in the laundry section
i am pretty sure it wont
i don't think so but to be on the safe side use hair spray :)
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
After having gel nails removed what is the best way to treat my dry nails?
I can't afford manicures so an alternative please...something I can do at home.
Thanks.After having gel nails removed what is the best way to treat my dry nails?
Buy Sally Hanson Vitamin E oil. Apply let set, and the dry off with a tissue. It moisturized . I believe Salons use this type of product too.
It sells for about 5$After having gel nails removed what is the best way to treat my dry nails?
Have you ever tried glue on nails? I wear them sometimes in fact im wearing them right now. If you live in Uhrichsville Ohio you can go to rite-aid and buy some Fingers Edge glue on nail and they come with stick on tabs. They are like $5.00, with tax there like $6. something. But if you glue them on and one falls off just glue the nail back on, and if they fall off when your not home just wait till you get home to glue it back on or you can just put the glue in your pocket or purse and if your nail falls just take it out and glue it back on! If your using the stick on tabs and your nail falls off just pick your nail back up (if you didn't lose it, if you did lose try to find it, if you cant find it then once you get home put a new nail on.) if you can find your nail just press it back on!
Buy some hardening/mineral clear polish, a nail file, and a good polish remover. Take care of your nails with those three things and your nails should be back to normal then. It may take 6 weeks for your nails to heal and stay mended together because of the harsh treatment. Good Luck :]
Hi :)
I read this in a magazine, but i haven't tried it, but i will :)
Get a bowl, and fill it with olive oil and soak you nails in it for 20-30 minutes :)
This is suppose to make your nails stronger :)
Hope this helps xxx
Almond oil. Do NOT use this if you or anyone around you has nut allergies!
i would just use a cuticle oil or cream. burts bees makes one that works well, and is pretty inexpensive at the drugstore.
Get some nail varnish with a special oil in for treating bad nails :)
just put enamel on them to keep from chipping and such.
hand cream worked for me
Thanks.After having gel nails removed what is the best way to treat my dry nails?
Buy Sally Hanson Vitamin E oil. Apply let set, and the dry off with a tissue. It moisturized . I believe Salons use this type of product too.
It sells for about 5$After having gel nails removed what is the best way to treat my dry nails?
Have you ever tried glue on nails? I wear them sometimes in fact im wearing them right now. If you live in Uhrichsville Ohio you can go to rite-aid and buy some Fingers Edge glue on nail and they come with stick on tabs. They are like $5.00, with tax there like $6. something. But if you glue them on and one falls off just glue the nail back on, and if they fall off when your not home just wait till you get home to glue it back on or you can just put the glue in your pocket or purse and if your nail falls just take it out and glue it back on! If your using the stick on tabs and your nail falls off just pick your nail back up (if you didn't lose it, if you did lose try to find it, if you cant find it then once you get home put a new nail on.) if you can find your nail just press it back on!
Buy some hardening/mineral clear polish, a nail file, and a good polish remover. Take care of your nails with those three things and your nails should be back to normal then. It may take 6 weeks for your nails to heal and stay mended together because of the harsh treatment. Good Luck :]
Hi :)
I read this in a magazine, but i haven't tried it, but i will :)
Get a bowl, and fill it with olive oil and soak you nails in it for 20-30 minutes :)
This is suppose to make your nails stronger :)
Hope this helps xxx
Almond oil. Do NOT use this if you or anyone around you has nut allergies!
i would just use a cuticle oil or cream. burts bees makes one that works well, and is pretty inexpensive at the drugstore.
Get some nail varnish with a special oil in for treating bad nails :)
just put enamel on them to keep from chipping and such.
hand cream worked for me
Girls, do you have any tips for shortening the nail-drying process?
I mean, aside from waving your hands around like you're nuts or putting them in front of a fan...Girls, do you have any tips for shortening the nail-drying process?
I use a product called 1.2.3. Dry! that is a spray that drys nails almost instantly. You can find it at your local Walmart in the nail care section. It smells great and works like a charm.
Also, I have heard putting your hands in ice water drys nails quickly, but I think that using the spray is much more convenient.Girls, do you have any tips for shortening the nail-drying process?
you could always use your hairdryer if you have one.
I put my nails in a basin of cold water. It also helps to soften the skin around your nails so that the dried up polish would be easy to remove in case you got some on your skin.
you can do it in a few way...either you can put it in a cold water for a few minutes (approx. 1-2 mins) or you can get a nail polish that can make the drying process faster, i bought a Sally Hansen one before, it only takes a few seconds (approx.30 sec).
put your fingers under cold water and it makes the nails dry faster.
just put ur hands in a bowl of cold water or use nail polish that dries quickly
get nail drying stuff. it comes in like a nailpolish bottle and its clear. wait a minute so your nails dry a little and then dab some on. i forget the brand. uggh!!! im sooo stupid i just had it. sry go the counter and ask
how about blow drying?
You should consider Maybeline Fast Express Finish nail polishes. They are easy to find, affordable, come in a variety of colors, and best of all, it really does dry as fast as it claims to.
I use a product called 1.2.3. Dry! that is a spray that drys nails almost instantly. You can find it at your local Walmart in the nail care section. It smells great and works like a charm.
Also, I have heard putting your hands in ice water drys nails quickly, but I think that using the spray is much more convenient.Girls, do you have any tips for shortening the nail-drying process?
you could always use your hairdryer if you have one.
I put my nails in a basin of cold water. It also helps to soften the skin around your nails so that the dried up polish would be easy to remove in case you got some on your skin.
you can do it in a few way...either you can put it in a cold water for a few minutes (approx. 1-2 mins) or you can get a nail polish that can make the drying process faster, i bought a Sally Hansen one before, it only takes a few seconds (approx.30 sec).
put your fingers under cold water and it makes the nails dry faster.
just put ur hands in a bowl of cold water or use nail polish that dries quickly
get nail drying stuff. it comes in like a nailpolish bottle and its clear. wait a minute so your nails dry a little and then dab some on. i forget the brand. uggh!!! im sooo stupid i just had it. sry go the counter and ask
how about blow drying?
You should consider Maybeline Fast Express Finish nail polishes. They are easy to find, affordable, come in a variety of colors, and best of all, it really does dry as fast as it claims to.
How do you get dried nail polish off a couch and a carpet?
I have just dropped hot pink nail polish onto my carpet and my couch. I don't have nail polish remover. I have used shout, hairspray, toothpaste, and water (hot and cold). What else could I use? Please help me soon. I have 20 minutes to clean thisHow do you get dried nail polish off a couch and a carpet?
use hot water and rub it off and paint removal
or you could wipe it off with alcohol hope this helpsHow do you get dried nail polish off a couch and a carpet?
Hi..i would try hand cleaner like the mechanics use. It is cheap and can be bought at Walmart or Canadian tire. Rub it on, let sit for a half hour, then wipe off with a damp cloth. I use it for all kinds of stains.
I dont know the answer but for god sake dont use polish remover if its leather. Eventually it makes the leather peel
we would use nail polish remover, rose oil or vinegar
use hot water and rub it off and paint removal
or you could wipe it off with alcohol hope this helpsHow do you get dried nail polish off a couch and a carpet?
Hi..i would try hand cleaner like the mechanics use. It is cheap and can be bought at Walmart or Canadian tire. Rub it on, let sit for a half hour, then wipe off with a damp cloth. I use it for all kinds of stains.
I dont know the answer but for god sake dont use polish remover if its leather. Eventually it makes the leather peel
we would use nail polish remover, rose oil or vinegar
How do you remove dried nail polish from a laptop?
Is it safe to use nail polish remover or should I use something else, like cleaning alcohol? It's not that much, but still...yeah.
@-%26gt;--%26gt;-How do you remove dried nail polish from a laptop?
Be very careful with any kind of solvent. If it can take off nail polish, it can also take off lables and paint too. Do your best not to get any kind of liquid whatsoever on the keys as it can drip down into the laptop and short it out.
Whatever you do, shut the power off to the laptop and remove the battery before trying to clean it.
Apply the cleaner (I'd try rubbing alchohol first) to a cotton swab and dab that on the nail polish first.
In future, keep all liquids, including nail polish, well away from your laptop or any electronic device (except for kitchen gadgets of course). The two main enemies of computers are dust and liquids.
I work on repairing computers for a living and a lot of the machines I work on have been damaged by liquid spills. Getting full of dust on the inside causes overheating in both desktops and laptops so have the insides of the computer cleaned at least once a year too. You can do it yourself if you wear an anti static wrist strap and are careful not to remove anything you are not sure where or how to put back from the inside of the computer.How do you remove dried nail polish from a laptop?
If the nail polish is just somewhere on the side,not on the keyboard, then just use some nail polish remover or some windex
If the nail polish is on the keyboard part then I would spray some windex or nail polish on a rag and rub it in the rag thouraly.Then turn your computer off.Then gently swab the spot where the nail polish is and be careful not to drip any of the windex or nail polish into the keyboard panel.Hope this works!
Just remove the battery and unplug the laptop, then it should be perfectly safe to wipe away the nail polish with some rubbing alcohol and a q-tip. Once it is dry, install the battery and plug back in. Good luck.
try windex or cleaning alcohol first. also, try scratching it off with your finger nail. if all else fails, go for the nail polish remover!
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you should use nailpolish remover. i dont think alcohol is the best answer to this, so go for a mild nailpoloshremover, thats how i removed my nailpolish from my old laptop
it depends on where it is on your laptop.
if it's on your keyboard, i'm not sure..
but if it's somewhere else, i'm pretty sure it's fine
to use nail polish remover
Nail polish remover should be fine. If you are still worried, try diluting it a little with water and don't scrub too hard. Lightly rub it down in layers until it's gone. It will be fine :)
Don't use nail polish remover it's not designed foe use on plastics and will mark the surface, just chip it off carefully with your nail.
Yes you can use nail polish remover but dont just pour it on there. Try dabbing some onto a cotton ball or a QTip and scrubbing it with that.
Nailpolish remover won't do anything as long as you dont drench the keyboard in it. Just put a little on a cotton swab and wipe it off.
sam thing happened to me.as long as you dont pour the nail polish remover on it it's safe just use a small towel or a cotton ball
I would try the Mr. Clean eraser. Sometimes nail polish will strip away the color.
get a cotton bud, and use nail-polish remover gently remove what on the mouse okay.
When you find out let me know because I have something that is dried up and sticky on my laptop.
nail polish remover or alcohol.
Take some q-tips and some nail polish remover. Viola!
80 grit sandpaper.
use nail polish remover w/ a cotton swab/ball
yea, use non-acetone nail polish remover. And stop doing your nails in front of your laptop! :)
Nail Polish and not alot of it is needed
yeah nail polish remover is safe
Dump a bottle of Pepsi on it....leave it for a few hours, then clean up the mess and sell it on eBay.
Try Which Hazel
scrap it
@-%26gt;--%26gt;-How do you remove dried nail polish from a laptop?
Be very careful with any kind of solvent. If it can take off nail polish, it can also take off lables and paint too. Do your best not to get any kind of liquid whatsoever on the keys as it can drip down into the laptop and short it out.
Whatever you do, shut the power off to the laptop and remove the battery before trying to clean it.
Apply the cleaner (I'd try rubbing alchohol first) to a cotton swab and dab that on the nail polish first.
In future, keep all liquids, including nail polish, well away from your laptop or any electronic device (except for kitchen gadgets of course). The two main enemies of computers are dust and liquids.
I work on repairing computers for a living and a lot of the machines I work on have been damaged by liquid spills. Getting full of dust on the inside causes overheating in both desktops and laptops so have the insides of the computer cleaned at least once a year too. You can do it yourself if you wear an anti static wrist strap and are careful not to remove anything you are not sure where or how to put back from the inside of the computer.How do you remove dried nail polish from a laptop?
If the nail polish is just somewhere on the side,not on the keyboard, then just use some nail polish remover or some windex
If the nail polish is on the keyboard part then I would spray some windex or nail polish on a rag and rub it in the rag thouraly.Then turn your computer off.Then gently swab the spot where the nail polish is and be careful not to drip any of the windex or nail polish into the keyboard panel.Hope this works!
Just remove the battery and unplug the laptop, then it should be perfectly safe to wipe away the nail polish with some rubbing alcohol and a q-tip. Once it is dry, install the battery and plug back in. Good luck.
try windex or cleaning alcohol first. also, try scratching it off with your finger nail. if all else fails, go for the nail polish remover!
PLEASE ANSWER!
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you should use nailpolish remover. i dont think alcohol is the best answer to this, so go for a mild nailpoloshremover, thats how i removed my nailpolish from my old laptop
it depends on where it is on your laptop.
if it's on your keyboard, i'm not sure..
but if it's somewhere else, i'm pretty sure it's fine
to use nail polish remover
Nail polish remover should be fine. If you are still worried, try diluting it a little with water and don't scrub too hard. Lightly rub it down in layers until it's gone. It will be fine :)
Don't use nail polish remover it's not designed foe use on plastics and will mark the surface, just chip it off carefully with your nail.
Yes you can use nail polish remover but dont just pour it on there. Try dabbing some onto a cotton ball or a QTip and scrubbing it with that.
Nailpolish remover won't do anything as long as you dont drench the keyboard in it. Just put a little on a cotton swab and wipe it off.
sam thing happened to me.as long as you dont pour the nail polish remover on it it's safe just use a small towel or a cotton ball
I would try the Mr. Clean eraser. Sometimes nail polish will strip away the color.
get a cotton bud, and use nail-polish remover gently remove what on the mouse okay.
When you find out let me know because I have something that is dried up and sticky on my laptop.
nail polish remover or alcohol.
Take some q-tips and some nail polish remover. Viola!
80 grit sandpaper.
use nail polish remover w/ a cotton swab/ball
yea, use non-acetone nail polish remover. And stop doing your nails in front of your laptop! :)
Nail Polish and not alot of it is needed
yeah nail polish remover is safe
Dump a bottle of Pepsi on it....leave it for a few hours, then clean up the mess and sell it on eBay.
Try Which Hazel
scrap it
How do you get dried nail polish out of cotton and jeans clothing with out getting any fancy fabric cleaners?
I have American eagle shirt and Hollister paints which are really alot of money and they are not made any more and I am really upset some one help me !!!How do you get dried nail polish out of cotton and jeans clothing with out getting any fancy fabric cleaners?
Try spraying hairspray on the spot, letting it soak, and then washing normally.How do you get dried nail polish out of cotton and jeans clothing with out getting any fancy fabric cleaners?
They make a product called Goo Gone, its sold at grocery stores, walmart, lowes, etc. It's about $4. Put some drops on the polish and let it sit for 30 min. then put more on and rub it with a course rag. It should start to soften up even if it's been there for a while. After you get it the polish out, the Goo Gone may leave a round circle similar to a grease stain on the fabric, put a drop or two of liquid dish soap, like Dawn on it and wash as usual.
very carefully?? idk but don't buy expensive clothes thats rlly stupid when you can get rlly nice clothes at like kohls or something that look like something they would sell at hollister [minus the adorable little eagle:( ] for a lot cheaper and use your money towards something better.
Use nail polish remover on a rag until most is out, then try goo-gone on any remaining residue.hair brush
Try spraying hairspray on the spot, letting it soak, and then washing normally.How do you get dried nail polish out of cotton and jeans clothing with out getting any fancy fabric cleaners?
They make a product called Goo Gone, its sold at grocery stores, walmart, lowes, etc. It's about $4. Put some drops on the polish and let it sit for 30 min. then put more on and rub it with a course rag. It should start to soften up even if it's been there for a while. After you get it the polish out, the Goo Gone may leave a round circle similar to a grease stain on the fabric, put a drop or two of liquid dish soap, like Dawn on it and wash as usual.
very carefully?? idk but don't buy expensive clothes thats rlly stupid when you can get rlly nice clothes at like kohls or something that look like something they would sell at hollister [minus the adorable little eagle:( ] for a lot cheaper and use your money towards something better.
Use nail polish remover on a rag until most is out, then try goo-gone on any remaining residue.
How do i get dried nail polish off of a green suede couch?
so i got nail polish on my couch, and nail polish remover isnt working. what do i do?How do i get dried nail polish off of a green suede couch?
rubbing alcohol..How do i get dried nail polish off of a green suede couch?
Never use nail polish remover to remove stains on clothing, furniture, etc. You need to go to a hardware store such as Lowes, %26amp; see what they advise you to use. You'll need some type of solvent but I'm not sure of the name of it.
You could try using a nail file where the polish stain is, just don't rub too hard.
Try Goo Gone or Goof Off, but tested it first to make sure it will not bleach the green. You will get rid of the nail polish, but you may have a white spot in it's place.
Next time do your nails in the bathroom.
You aren't that coordinated.
i think you may have to get it professionally cleaned
I don't know about suede, but when my 2 yr. got into my nail polish it got all over the carpet, I used Goo-Gone and it worked!
Try and freeze it off. Best not use anymore , nail varnish remover, you might remove the color from the couch, Suede is very hard to clean. Once the varnish it hard scrape off with a blunt knife
rubbing alcohol..How do i get dried nail polish off of a green suede couch?
Never use nail polish remover to remove stains on clothing, furniture, etc. You need to go to a hardware store such as Lowes, %26amp; see what they advise you to use. You'll need some type of solvent but I'm not sure of the name of it.
You could try using a nail file where the polish stain is, just don't rub too hard.
Try Goo Gone or Goof Off, but tested it first to make sure it will not bleach the green. You will get rid of the nail polish, but you may have a white spot in it's place.
Next time do your nails in the bathroom.
You aren't that coordinated.
i think you may have to get it professionally cleaned
I don't know about suede, but when my 2 yr. got into my nail polish it got all over the carpet, I used Goo-Gone and it worked!
Try and freeze it off. Best not use anymore , nail varnish remover, you might remove the color from the couch, Suede is very hard to clean. Once the varnish it hard scrape off with a blunt knife
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