Who knew polish remover (acetone) has hidden talents. I'm sure there is a lesson to be learned here. What might be viewed as negative qualities can actually be used for a positive outcome. So are those negatives now positives? I'm confused...how about you? Even the original use (removing polish) is a good thing...right? If you spilled polish remover on a table, it will most likely destroy where it landed. Left unattended, couldn't water do the same ?
- CLEAN A KEYBOARD - Moisten a cotton swab and gently dab laptop keys. Cuts right through any stuck on grime there might be. Dries instantly!
- REMOVES SCUFF MARKS - They will simply wipe off on tile, laminate or concrete floors. Avoid using on wood floors. Take those scuff marks off your shoes too.
- RENEW STAINED CHINA - Dab polish remover on stained areas avoiding decorative patterns unless you want them to disappear too.
- SUPERGLUE SOLVENT - You glued your what, to your what? Get the nail polish remover and you can remove your what from your what in no time.
- REPAIR WATCH COVER - I bet this could be done with reading or sunglasses also. Just be careful when gently rubbing the surface. You want a level and smooth surface, not a hole. Acetone dissolves plastic.
- REMOVES PERMANENT MARKER - As well as permanent ink can be removed from walls or even your skin. Blot away.
- CLEAN RAZORS - Acetone is a disinfectant. Sanitize your razor by dipping into acetone. Rinse off gunk between the blades and you should get a razor that lasts longer.
- ELIMINATE BATHTUB RING - Soap scum as well as hard water stains can all be removed with acetone. Dilute the acetone with water and use a toothbrush to quickly scrub away all residue.
Labels, who needs them. Lesson learned.
No comments:
Post a Comment