On the cabinet you might try rubbing alcohol. Soak a piece of cloth or sponge in rubbing alcohol, set on the stain, and lightly scrub after a few minutes. You should see the nail paint come right off! Hope this helps you!
I would test an area where you can't see on the rug with polish remover. Do the same on the cabinet. When I get it on my cabinets, I just rub it off with a little remover.
You can use acetone on the rug carefully....but the cabinet? No. It will destroy the finish. I used the hand sanitizers after the acetone on the carpet.
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https://www.maids.com/blog/how-to-get-fingernail-polish-out-of-wood-flooring-and-furniture/
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On the cabinet you might try rubbing alcohol. Soak a piece of cloth or sponge in rubbing alcohol, set on the stain, and lightly scrub after a few minutes. You should see the nail paint come right off! Hope this helps you!
I would test an area where you can't see on the rug with polish remover. Do the same on the cabinet. When I get it on my cabinets, I just rub it off with a little remover.
You can use acetone on the rug carefully....but the cabinet? No. It will destroy the finish. I used the hand sanitizers after the acetone on the carpet.