Any Tips??
Last night I thought it would be nice to try out that heart shaped nail polish idea from Pinterest on Paige and her little friend, Lexi.
Bad idea.
Any ideas on how to get this out?? Have any of you tried anything that works? This is the most comfortable skirt ever and I've had it for almost ten years. We can't be separated now! :o)
P.S. Thanks for letting me take a quick break! See you soon.
Love,
Disney
Not sure, but I'm about 99% sure there's an answer to that somewhere on Pinterest!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I have no clue on that one... That is most unfortunate because that is a gorgeous skirt and looks MOST comfortable!
ReplyDeleteFound this on pinterest! http://www.bellasugar.com/How-Get-Nail-Polish-Off-Clothes-22006354
ReplyDeletehttp://laundry.about.com/od/stainremoval/f/rmvfingerpolish.htm
ReplyDeleteI've used pure acetone to remove it from our rug, so I assume it would also work on safe fibers (the link says which ones would be ok). Hope you find something that works!
Goo Gone, or Opps and sometimes the liquid Dryel works well. But usually the sooner the stain + application (of one of these) the better.
ReplyDeleteNot to be weird but I have small (size of a dime) white crochet flowers, I'd be more than happy to drop one or 2 in the mail - that would at least cover it up and blend in.
I have used 1 part dawn dish soap 3 parts hydrogen peroxide without issues.
ReplyDeleteMaybe add a cute little lace flower or some other decorative item to cover the stain if nothing else works?
ReplyDeletei have use polish remover
ReplyDeleteI was also thinking like Sarah that you could add a few little felt, fabric, or lace flowers to cover it if all else fails!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter got hot pink nail polish on my white comforter and I got it out. I just kept soaking and scrubbing the spot in nail polish remover. I then soaked it in the washer with bleach and then hung it out in the sun!
ReplyDeleteDisney - It was not a bad idea!!! Getting it on your skirt yeah...but Lexi lovvves her nails!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI second Goo Gone.
ReplyDeleteIf the other methods don't work and if you don't mind losing a tier and making the skirt shorter, you could carefully rip out that section, and re-attach the bottom. Or create a new tier from some some similar eyelet to replace the damaged area.
ReplyDeleteThis is probably a super silly suggestion, but if none of the other ones work, and you don't want to imbelish it, maybe grab a white paint sharpie? It'll still be stained, but it won't be as bright and severe. (Like I said--this is my last-chance, nothing-else-worked suggestion)
ReplyDeleteCover it! Some sweet little embroidery stitches or a little patch will be perfect.
ReplyDeleteWell, the skirt looks white in the picture, so you could try dotting it with bleach on a q-tip or fingernail polish remover. Or rubbing alcohol. If its not white i wouldn't try these things because they would only take the color out. I hope you find something that works!!
ReplyDeletePure acetone! I hope you can save it, it's super cute!
ReplyDeleteIf nothing works dip dye it pink and try to go for an ombre effect. That would be totally on trend! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteWow, you guys have awesome ideas. Now I don't know what to try first! Thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteMurphy's Oil soap. Pour it on a cloth and keep rubbing until it is all out. Then follow with shout etc to remove the oil residue. It has worked for me :)
ReplyDeleteSounds scary but trust me, works on my carpet. Put a fresh bit of nail polish over the stain then soak it up with a cotton pad soaked in nail polish remover. For some reason the pink nail varnish remover never works for this, it has to be the blue one, cant for the life remember the difference tho, I think one is asatone free or something.
ReplyDeleteHairspray! Just spray it on and dab it out. I got black nail polish on my white comforter. It took awhile, but it came out without damaging the fabric.
ReplyDeletesorry,ı don't speak english very well.but ı want to help you..you should try to delete your skirt with vinegar.or,you should go to a dry center..
ReplyDeletemaybe if you can't get it out, you could dye it?
ReplyDeleteIf you can't get it out, how about dye the whole skirt that color?
ReplyDeleteI use gojo (http://www.gojo.com/) to get stains out of all clothes. I've gotten Sharpie out of a white shirt with it.
ReplyDeletegood luck
Bunmmer! If you can't get it out, I'd just cut out a cute white applique and cover that sucker up. A heart or just a circle even with some wonder under or hem tape and then a cute embroidery stitch around the edges. You could put on a couple to make it not stand out so much even.
ReplyDeleteThis is the best explanation: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080703091359AAjDgeO
ReplyDeleteWorks like a charm!!
This is the best explanation: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080703091359AAjDgeO
ReplyDeleteWorks like a charm!!
Maybe you could dye the whole skirt a bright pink. Then the spot wouldn't be noticable.
ReplyDeleteWindex followed by shaving cream and heavy scrubbing works like a charm to get it out of carpet. Maybe it would work for fabric too???
ReplyDeleteAppliqué!
ReplyDeleteHi This is what our cleaning Queen Shannon Lush in Australia recommends. "Put a cotton ball behind the stain then soak another cotton ball in acetone(not nail polish remover) and rub in a circular motion on the front of the stain. Use a dry cotton ball as a backing. Work from the outside to inside of the stain. Keep doing this until the stain is removed, replacing the cotton balls as you go. With some nail polish this process will need to be repeated up to 5 times"
ReplyDeleteHope this helps
I have used 100% acetone nail polish remover and it worked well.
ReplyDeletefor stains that can't be removed on otherwise perfectly good clothing, I often embroider something over teh stain. I've also done reverse applique and actually cut the stain out!
ReplyDeletePure acetone will work.... if a light pink shadow will resist then (after acetone is washed away and dried) put some pure clorine on it and wash it in the machine.
ReplyDeleteI' ve saved a pure cashmere no laundry even tried to wash.
love,
MGrazia, Rome, Italy
Dye the skirt pink ^_^
ReplyDeleteLove all the comments. Please tell us what you end up doing and how it works. i am really curious now. Bummer about the polish, I hate when that happens.
ReplyDeleteIf you dip a Q-tip in Nail Polish Remover and dab, not rub, the stain, it should come out. Keep a towel underneath while you're dabbing to absorb the color and the nail polish remover. This may take awhile and you may have to let it dry and come back to it later but it should get it out and not damage your skirt. Just in case, you may want to test it in an inconspicuous spot before you start. And don't wash the skirt until the stain is completely out or the stain will set and then you're doomed! D: This got a nail polish stain out of my jeans once and it worked just fine. I really hope it helps you! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree, nail polish remover. Goo gone is very greasy and you might not get THAT stain out.
ReplyDeleteTry 'Grandma's Secret Spot Remover' or OxiClean if all else fails.
ReplyDeleteIt happened to me once, on my couch, and I really had to remove it before my parents could yell at me, so I put acetone on the spots, I rubbed it and then I put the entire couch cover in hot water, I let it soak for about ten - fifteen minutes, and finally I put it in my launder. And it worked perfectly !
ReplyDeleteSo good luck for that and sorry for my langage and my mistakes, I'm french haha :)
Sew a tiny white yo-yo over it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's a bad idea, but I've successfully used nail polish remover. I don't know how great that is for the fabric...but it's worked in the past. I had a permanent marker incident with a white shirt and it worked. And then a nail polish incident with a non-white shirt and it worked out.
ReplyDeletemy two year old did the same thing to a white lace shirt last week. i tried tons of things...nothing worked. if something works, please share!
ReplyDeleteMy guess, maybe a bleach pen? Goof off? Or, as a last ditch effort, paint over the pink with white nail polish! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteDon't think anyone has mentioned this one yet... bug spray!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ehow.com/how_4440994_remove-nail-polish-clothing.html
I have gotten nail polish on ALOT. I have always had success in SOAKING the spot in hydrogen proxide for 12-24 hours and then machine washing in cold water with a color fast sheet!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes!
A. E. A.
If all else fails... permanent white paint marker.
ReplyDeleteThis may sound completely crazy but try a little lighter fluid! Then was it in the washing machine.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty skirt! Don't laugh, but nail polish remover works to get ink and dyes of all kinds out of fabric. I once ruined a red shirt with nail polish remover (it did take the ink out... just also took the red dye!), but your skirt is white so there won't be a problem!
ReplyDeleteI spilled a whole bottle of polish on the carpet and I went to the hardware store and bought acetone and it took it right out. We have also used goof off (again from the hardware store) to get ink out and it works wonders. Regular acetone nailpolish didn't do anything to help get polish out.
ReplyDeleteTry white fabric paint.
ReplyDeleteTry Fels-Naptha soap from the laundry aisle at the store. It's only like $1 for a huge bar that lasts forever. It got sharpie out of a brand new dress earlier this summer.
ReplyDeleteGoo-gone.
ReplyDeleteI got polish out of a white shirt once with Lestoil. You can find it at Lowes.
ReplyDeleteI vote for dye it w/ rit!
ReplyDeletei saw this on interest, don't know if you've seen it yet!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bellasugar.com/How-Get-Nail-Polish-Off-Clothes-22006354
Bug spray helps to get nail polish out
ReplyDeleteSomeone probably already suggested this but I just saw this on Pinterest and thought of you:
ReplyDeleteRemoving Polish From Cloth
Probably one of the most common polish problems, this is also a tricky one. Nail polish remover can interact with some dyes and fabrics (it'll actually melt acetate), so perform a spot test before you use it. If you use remover on your fabric, make sure to launder it directly afterward. And if remover isn't an option, you can always try hair spray. Dry cleaning solvent can also usually remove polish, so if you can't get it out at home, don't be afraid to run it down to your cleaners.
I'm dying to know...what did you try? Did it work?
ReplyDeleteSomeone may have posted this already, but I saw this on interest this morning and it made e think of this post. I hope you get the polish out!
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