How to clean nail polish bottles

Here's a natural way to remover nail polish remover that is easy, healthy and non-toxic. We were recently in Colorado, and I didn't have nail polish remover, so I grabbed my Lemongrass essential oil and a cotton ball, and quickly rubbed away the rest of the polish. It worked really well, although it does take a little more rubbing to remove all of it.

There are times when you desperately need to get rid of your old nail polish, but there is no remover. No problem. 5-Minute Crafts has a list of products you can use in case of an emergency, so you can remove your polish safely.

Nail polish comes in countless colors, and many people feel incomplete without it. However, its rich pigments can stain if it ends up anywhere but your nails. Don’t worry! If nail polish gets on your clothes, you don’t have to throw them out. Whether you're looking for DIY solutions, tips for your cleaner, or advice for your cleaning business, our Pros have the best methods for removing nail polish stains.

Need a way to safely remove nail polish from tile floors? Follow this tutorial on how to remove spilled nail polish from a tile floor.

How to remove nail polish naturally. 5 easy hacks for removing nail polish with ingredients probably already in your home.

Use elmers glue in a clean nail polish bottle to make a clean up base coat & paint a barrier around the cuticles for easy clean up

This is a guide to making DIY nail polish remover without acetone, using only natural ingredients. Learn how to make nail polish remover at home with this easy recipe.

Magnetic polish bottle vases for the fridge. Why didn't I ever think of this?? #obsessed #nailpolish #repurpose (source: woodsofbelltrees.com)

Did you know you can use other items you have at home to remove your nail polish? Yes, you can. Check them out here.