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10 unexpected ways to use nail polish remover around the house

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8. Clean Keyboard Keys

Keyboard keys can get grimy fast. Lightly dampen a cotton swab with remover and carefully clean the surface of each key — just don’t let any liquid drip underneath.

⌨️ Your fingers will thank you.


9. De-Fog Car Headlights

Cloudy headlights? Nail polish remover can help remove some of the oxidation from plastic covers, restoring clarity in a pinch.

🚗 A quick trick for better visibility — but not a substitute for professional cleaning.


10. Remove Super Glue

Got super glue on your fingers or a surface? Acetone can dissolve it safely — just don’t use it on painted or finished surfaces.

🧴 The go-to solution for those sticky DIY accidents.


⚠️ Important Reminders:

  • Always test a small area first.
  • Avoid use on wood, painted, or delicate surfaces.
  • Keep away from open flames — acetone is highly flammable.
  • Wear gloves if you have sensitive skin.

💡 Final Thoughts: A Small Bottle with Big Potential

Nail polish remover is more than a beauty tool — it’s a multi-use household essential. From cleaning up sticky messes to salvaging beauty products and tools, this humble bottle earns a permanent place in your cleaning kit.

Would you like a printable cheat sheet of these nail polish remover uses?