Eliminate scratches and scuffs on a watch face

Scuffs and scratches on a watch’s face are not fun to look at, especially if the watch falls into the “really nice” category. Well, for those of you who tend to bang your arms on random things, accidentally scratching your watch in the process, you’ll be happy to know that there is a way to save face. Acetone melts plastic. So grab a small cotton swab, dip it in nail polish remover, and watch the watch face magically renew itself!

Dissolve superglue from almost any surface

Superglue is difficult to wash off, especially if the surface happens to be skin. Although you may want to peel off this dried glue, you must remember that it can potentially damage the skin where the glue was stuck.

To get rid of super glue on your skin, take an acetone-based nail polish remover, moisten a cotton ball with the solution, and soak the cotton ball in the dried glue on your skin. Then watch the glue dissolve. The next use of nail polish remover will leave your laundry perfectly clean.

Pens exploding in the washing machine are no longer a problem

If you’ve ever left a pen in a trouser pocket or even the breast pocket of a shirt and proceeded to throw it in the laundry, you know the next consequence is horrible. The ink in the pen usually explodes, covering the surface of the washer drum.

It is a mess that you would not wish on anyone. When a pen explodes in the washing machine, all the laundry is covered with its ink. Fortunately, there’s an easy way to remove the annoying stain before you toss the clothes in the laundry: nail polish remover. Take a washcloth, soak it in some nail polish remover, then show that stain who’s the boss. Gently pat the clothes with the washcloth dipped in nail polish remover before tossing them in the laundry machine, then thank me later!

Sticker residue on glass is a thing of the past

One of the most annoying things in life is peeling off a sticker while ensuring that the residue does not stick on the surface of the object. And if that surface happens to be glass, it’s worse. This surface is supposed to be pristine and clear, after all!

You will hardly be able to peel off a sticker without glue residue or paper remaining on the surface. It is even more difficult to remove the residue when the sticker has spent a long time on it. Well, you don’t have to worry about that sticky residue anymore as it is a thing of the past. The acetone in nail polish remover is a great agent for lifting this glue and any paper, leaving the surface smooth, clear and residue-free.

Say Toodaloo to Temporary Tattoos

Whether you are doing it for Halloween, a sporting event, or you simply want to see what a sample tattoo would look like on your arm, temporary tattoos can be difficult to remove. Sadly, they are not easily removed with soap and water either.

No matter how hard you rub your skin with the rough side of a sponge, these delicate tattoos tend to stick like a second skin. The good news is that there is a way to get rid of them without scouring and breaking your skin. Soak a little nail polish remover on a rag and give it a try! Use the rug to rub off the temporary tattoo, slowly and gently to avoid breaking your skin. You will notice that the temporary tattoo will slip off almost immediately.

Molten plastic is no longer a problem

If you have made the mistake of putting a plastic bag of bagels too close to a hot toaster, you probably know the result is no fun. It results in an unsightly scene where the melted plastic sticks on the face of the toaster.

Sticky residue is difficult to clean up. But nail polish remover makes it easier! Make sure to unplug the unit first to avoid any electrical shock and let it cool down. Then dampen a soft cloth with acetone-based remover and apply it. Sticky plastic will be a thing of the past in no time. You will be surprised with the result after this experience! Next up, your skin will thank you for this next nail polish remover experience.

Remove ink stains from your hands

Some ink stains are difficult to remove, especially if the ink is not water soluble. If so, no matter how hard you rub, the ink will remain in place and the only result will be red hands and bruised skin. But the good news is that there is a quick and easy solution for this.

This situation has happened to us at least once before and it is not pleasant at all. Fortunately, nail polish remover is here to make your life easier. All you need to do is take a bottle of nail polish remover from your medicine cabinet or store, dampen a cotton ball, and rub it on the stained area. After a few seconds of gently rubbing your hands, the ink will be gone in no time and your hands will be as clean as before.

Disinfect beauty tools

Beauty tools such as pliers, nail files, and nail clippers can easily harbor germs, especially if several people are using them. It is therefore important to disinfect them from time to time to get rid of any disease-causing germs and bacteria.

But instead of buying expensive “beauty tool disinfectants”, opt for an acetone-based nail polish remover. The solution is an excellent disinfectant. Just drop each beauty tool in a bath of nail polish remover. Leave the tools to soak for a few minutes, gently scrub them using a brush then rinse with water and dry. Here is a tip that will save you a few pennies for several years and keep your tools free of germs. Don’t thank us!

Did you accidentally paint your windows? No problem!

When painting a window sill, the paint may sometimes finds its way onto the actual window. Paint on the window is a sore sight and you may want to get rid of it. But instead of ruining your nails trying to remove dried paint, try this trick to remove it.

It is annoying when your work does not give the expected result because of some silly clumsiness. Fortunately, you can fix this. First, take an acetone-based nail polish remover. Next, you are going to need to dab the solution on the dried paint. Let the nail polish remover sit for a few minutes before wiping it off with a soft cloth. You will be surprised that all the paint will slide off the window, leaving you with clean and clear windows.

Make floors like new

Unsightly shoe marks and scuff marks on the floor will be a thing of the past with this next tip. Instead of going to the store and buying expensive cleaners, consider grabbing a large bottle of nail polish remover instead.

This trick will surprise you and its effectiveness will leave you speechless. All you have to do is to pour some of the acetone solution onto a paper towel and wipe off any shoe marks! You will notice that the solution will leave your floor sparkling clean, free of any unsightly marks. Make sure you only use this trick on laminate, tile, and concrete floors – hardwood floors and nail polish remover don’t mix.

Germs on a keyboard are a thing of the past

Like anything that is used frequently, keyboards are bound to get dirty over time. The main function of a keyboard is to type text on a computer. Hence, since it is used frequently, germs and bacteria are bound to accumulate on the surface.

Sweat, meal crumbs and dust are all problems associated with a computer keyboard. The good news is that there is a way to clean a keyboard without destroying the computer using soap and water. Dampen a cotton ball with nail polish remover and gently use it to wipe the keyboard. The acetone will kill the bacteria and the solution will loosen any ground-in dirt. This will leave your keyboard free of any dirt.

Polish tarnished metal jewelry

Over time, metal jewelry may tarnish, leaving a strange film on the necklace, bracelet or ring. And while there are several cleaning agents on the market that will help to bring a new and improved shine to these old accessories, they can be quite expensive.

You no longer need to spend a fortune cleaning your jewelry with expensive products. Instead, take some nail polish remover and pour it into a large bowl. Then, drop your jewelry into the acetone-based bath and watch those old pieces of metal start to shine like new. You may use your hands to gently rub the surface of the jewelry. Also, make sure to test this solution on one piece of jewelry first, preferably the least important one. The result will be fantastic.

Bring stained porcelain back to life

Here’s a scene: it’s the holidays, and as you plan to entertain people for dinner, you realize that your porcelain is stained with marks from the previous year. A very embarrassing situation. Sigh and end of the scene.

Fortunately, that sigh can easily be transformed into a triumphant smile with this little DIY tip. Dip a soft cloth in acetone-based nail polish remover and gently wipe it over the coffee, tea, or food stain you’re trying to remove. In no time, the stain will be gone and the porcelain will be clean and shiny, almost like new! Be careful, however, to avoid any decorative motifs! You won’t be disappointed with this tip.

Give the patent leather shoes a nice shine

Over time, patent leather shoes become scuffed, dirty, and appear like they need a new lease of life. However, instead of going out of your way to get the services of a professional shoe shiner, consider doing it yourself!

We have all found ourselves in a situation where a shoe that we particularly like has lost its luster and shine. To bring such a shoe back to life, simply use nail polish remover instead of that black shoe polish you have been using. All you need to do is dip a paper towel in the solution and run it over your shoe. Do this until all the scuffs, marks and stains are gone! Your shoe will be left looking as good as new, trust us!

Make razor blades last longer

Razor blades can be expensive, so making them last as long as possible is a great idea to save you some coins. Not only is acetone a strong disinfectant, but it can also clean the blades, extending their life.

What’s nice is that you will be able to save some extra money with this tip. First, make sure you have a strong acetone-based nail polish remover. Then, pour some of the nail polish remover into a glass and dip your razor directly into the solution. Not only will the remover disinfect the blades, but it will also remove all the grime that gets stuck between each razor! This will bring new life into your razor, making it last longer.

Easily wipe off soap scum

Tired of seeing that rude ring of scum around your tub, shower, or sink drain? If the answer is yes, fear not! Nail polish remover is an excellent agent for loosening soap scum from the surface. Read on to find out how you can achieve this.

Nothing is more annoying than being in the bathroom and feeling like everything is dirty. Fortunately, we have our good old nail polish remover to take care of it. First of all, you are going to have to dilute the nail polish remover with a little water. Then, dip a stiff brush into the solution and scrub the soap scum ring. You will be amazed at how easily the surface cleans itself. The surface will be left sparkling clean, free of any scum or dirt.

Refresh and revive nail polish

While nail polish remover is primarily used for… you know… removing nail polish, it is a versatile product that has many other uses. Ironically, and much to your surprise, nail polish remover is great for reviving old and lumpy nail polish.

Yes, you can stop frowning because this DIY trick is verified! All you have to do is grab your old, lumpy, dried out nail polish bottle, pour a small drop of nail polish remover into the paint, and stir. You will be amazed at how the remover magically repairs crusty nail polish that would otherwise have gone into the trash. Try it today, you may find yourself reviving your favorite nail polish, saving you a couple of coins.

Remove ink pads

Have you ever been to a concert where they stamp your hand to admit entry? Now, if you’re like some of us, you will finish the concert, get home and go to bed without thinking of that one stamp on your hand.

Unfortunately, you will remember this stamp the next morning, only to realize how difficult it is to remove. But when soap and water don’t wash it off, there’s always nail polish remover to take care of it. All you need is to soak a cotton ball in the solution and gently wipe it on your skin. Then watch the ink disappear! So the next time you are out for a concert, try out this trick, you will thank me later.

Remove permanent marker

If you’ve ever used a permanent marker instead of a dry erase marker to write on a whiteboard, you know the pain of not being able to remove it later on. Although soap and water is not effective in trying to remove it, there is something that will do the trick. The days of stupidity are over.

Now is the time to take your disbelief away by leaving that task on the board. Pour some nail polish remover onto a soft cloth and gently wipe it on the permanent marker until it is a distant memory. You may need to go over the writings several times to ensure the whiteboard is perfectly clean. You’ll be happy to know that this little tip works on virtually any surface. But this does not mean that we recommend going around and drawing on the walls with a permanent marker.

Thoroughly clean old cutlery

Over time, old sets of silverware tend to tarnish over time. And while there are plenty of cleaning agents on store shelves, they can be pretty expensive and may hurt the wallet if you’re not careful. Lucky for you, we have an inexpensive solution that will do the trick.

When your cutlery has already reached a certain age, your first reaction may be to move on or to use an expensive cleaning product. Fortunately, you already have a perfect solution that will cost very little money. So instead of going through the process of finding the best cleanser, just grab some nail polish remover. Dip a soft cloth in the solution and buff those old forks, knives, and spoons, and watch as their old shine comes back.

Removing Tea & Coffee Stains

Did you know that you could use nail polish remover to remove stains of tea and coffee from your mugs? To do this, all you need is a wet cotton ball and dip it in nail polish remover, and then swipe over the stains until they disappear.

Make Correction Fluids Last

After you have bought out the ink whitener and left the bottle open on your desk, it becomes all gunked up because you barely use it. Now, you can make them last by just adding a couple of drops of nail polish remover and then wiping all the clumps out.

Cleaning Keyboards

We all know that regular use of the keyboards can make them very dirty. There are many people who spill drinks, eat near their keyboards, and some even use their webcams as a mirror for their makeup. Everything ends up on the keyboards and it becomes dirty. Next time, use a little nail polish remover on a cotton swab and clean up your keyboard.

Removing Permanent Marker Marks

Let’s face it! Children get their hands on permanent markers and they end up drawing up everywhere. These marks can be a little tricky to clean but a little nail polish remover can help. Put some on a cotton pad and the acetone in the nail polish remover will wipe them right away.

Remove Stickers

When you are removing a sticker, some of it can remain behind. Even with endless scratching, some of it is left back. This can be removed using nail polish remover.

Making Leather Shoes Shine

Leather shoes can become dull after some time and no amount of polish can help them get their shine back. Here is where the nail polish remover comes to the rescue. With a cotton swab dipped in nail polish remover, you can bring your leather shoes back to life.

Unsticking Super-glue

Super-glue is very tough. Even though it makes perfect sense to use it in most cases, it can be very messy when it gets out of our hands. You can use nail polish remover to remove it from your hands and clothes.

Smoothing Out The Plastic Scratches

Have you ever noticed the small cracks and scratches in your watch? Do you want to get them out? A simply way is to drop a few drops of nail polish remover on it and the acetone in it will break down the scratches and give the glass a smooth appearance.

Sanitizing Metal

Nail polish remover can also be used as a sanitizer for many of the metal objects that are lying around your house. These include razors and other metal objects. Apply using a cotton swab to sanitize.

Removing Ink Stains

Pens put in the shirt pockets tend to leak. You come out looking absolutely ridiculous and in most cases, you have to throw away the shirt. Well, if it ever happens again, think about soaking a cotton ball in nail polish remover and wiping off the stains.

Cleaning Tiles

Keeping tiles squeaky clean with a mop can be quite difficult. Next time, add some nail polish remover to a sponge and soapy water and your tiles will come out sparkling.

Removing Marks from Walls

Having kids can be quite a joyful experience but they are an absolute nightmare when they begin to write on walls. Instead of scolding the kids, try a little nail polish remover to remove the art pieces from the walls.

Cleaning Crockery

Even our finest crockery can get covered in stains. And we cannot simply throw them out and buy new ones every time this happens. So, add some nail polish remover to a soft cloth and give the crockery a good rub. Everything will come out sparkling and perfect for your next guests.

Removing Leeches

This may not happen often but nail polish remover can help to get rid of leeches that stick to your skin. You do not have to run around screaming and trying to yank them off. All you have to do is put a few drops of nail polish remover as soon as you can and the leeches will peel right off your skin.

Removing Paint From Windows

When you are giving your house a paint job, some of the paint always tends to get on the window panes. Dabbing the paint stains with a few drops of nail polish remover will help you wipe them off with a wet cloth.

Removing Melted Plastic

If you’ve ever accidentally melted some plastic onto your kitchen appliances (toaster, kettle), try using some nail polish remover to get rid of the remnants of the plastic. Of course, only try this once the appliance has cooled down and it is safe to do so!

Removing Bathtub Stains

If you have a bathtub in your home, look closely at its surface and you will see a lot of stains of soap and scum on it. If you also see it, mix some nail polish remover with water and scrub it with a stiff brush.

Make Polish Last Longer

Believe it or not, nail polish remover has something else to do with nail polish that’s not just removing it from your nails. When your polish starts to go dried up or chunky, pour a drop of nail polish remover into your polish, shake and your polish should be good as new.

Sanitizing Barber Tools

Are you a barber or a hairdresser? You might want to get some nail polish remover as well. It will work wonders to keep your blades, scissors, and other utensils clean between each customer.

Cleaning Sneakers

Have you got white sneakers that are in desperate need of a good clean? Well, if you’re struggling to get some of those darn stains out, try using nail polish remover on them to get them looking as new and as fresh as possible. Just add the acetone to a kitchen towel and scrub away.

Remove Permanent Marker from Skin

Often times, as a prank or by mistake, we tend to have permanent marker used on our skin. It does not come off easily but you can get it off easily with nail polish remover. All you have to do is dab a cloth into nail polish remover and wip away the marker.

Get Superglue Off Your Skin

When you’ve been doing some DIY you may end up with superglue on your skin making it go crusty and hard and very difficult to remove. Take some acetone and dab it on the superglue and it should then be after a minute or two be easy to clean it away.

Remove Peeling Lacquer from Brass and Copper

The lacquer on brass and copper ornaments such as lamps can start to peel off after a few years. If you want to restore the ornaments to their former glory, you can apply a coat of nail polish remover and the ornaments will be brand new.

Keep Your White Laptop/Phone Looking White

When white appliances get stained, they lose their charm. One of the common things that happen to them is when the white starts to discolor into a yellowish tinge. Cleaning with acetone on a cloth will wipe away any stains and it will disinfect it at the same time leaving it looking smart and clean again and also germ free.

Remove Oil Based Paint From Clothes

If you’ve ever spilled oil based paint you’ll understand the struggle in removing it. In fact more times than not it will remain there forever. But try this hack and leave some acetone soaking on it. It should lift the paint. Once it has been soaking for a while take a scourer and scrub at the stain.