Laminate floors are usually cheap, but can give a room an expensive appearance. The floors are resistant to most stains. While red nail polish can look like a permanent stain, it will really come with the right tools. If you do not properly remove the stain, risk of damaging the laminate floors and leaving behind more than an unattractive nail polish stain. Once you remove the stain effectively, regularly damp the plants to keep them in good condition.
Abrasive powder
Although a cleaning powder can remove stains of hard red nail polish, it can also scratch the floor if you do not use it carefully. Commercial abrasive powders are available in the cleaning section, or you can create your own mix the same amount of baking soda, salt and Borax powder. When applying a soft scrubbing powder to the laminate floor, rub the stain gently with a damp, non-abrasive sponge. Avoid washing too much because it can permanently damage the laminate. Rinse the abrasive powder with water and dry the area with a towel after removing the nail polish.
Nail polish remover
Since the nail polish remover works effectively on the nails, they can also work to dissolve the stain from laminate floors. Rub the nail polish remover on the stain with a clean cloth until it is completely dissolved, then rinse and dry the floor. If you do not have nail polish remover or if you are worried that you will damage your floor, apply an isopropyl rubbing the alcohol solution to the stain. Mix 1 cup of white vinegar, 1 cup of water and 1 cup of alcohol in a bowl to rub and rub on the stain. Rinse and dry the floor after applying the solution.
Concentrated detergent
Concentrated detergent dish works effectively to remove nail polish from laminate floors without scratching or damaging the surface. You can also apply a concentrated household cleaner. Always read the label to make sure the cleaner is safe for laminate floors. Rub the concentrated solution over the stain with a cloth. Always rinse the solution with clean water and dry the floor with a towel.
WARNINGS
Never leave water on laminate flooring because moisture can cause the word to expand. Never scrape laminate floors with a razor or other sharp object as they may scratch the surface. Always test cleaning solutions in small, inconspicuous areas on laminate flooring to make sure it will not damage the surface. Avoid using steel wool or abrasives on laminate floors, which can scratch the floor permanently.