[Steven Butler]

Nearly a full bottle of red nail varnish spill on cream wool carpet...
Would you even try it and if so what would you use?

[AJB]

Nail varnish remover. the clues in the name.
removed whole bottle from a pure wool rug
once just to prove it could be done.

[Steven Butler]

Customer reckon they tried it and it didn't work?

[AJB]

then its not nail varnish, or not wool.

[neil 47]

Some do some don't , try p.o.g

[derikraven]

try acetone

[premier floorcare]

If the customer has already had a go proberly best to walk away

[Carpet Dawg]

 Restore SOLV-iT is really good on inks and nail varnish. 

http://www.restormate.co.uk/epages/15094.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=43182039

Never found nail varnish remover to work (the stuff you get in Boots etc.). Very little if any acetone in it.

100% Acetone would also work. You can find it on ebay but i'd stick with Solv-it.

[Andrew Briscoe]

Anyone wanting to know how to tackle difficult stain, Julie Roberts of Modular Training Solutions will be on our Cleanspec Cumbria stand on Saturday at TACCA.
She will be demonstrating specialist spot and stain removal, which will include real blood stains, how to deal with them and the personal protection involved. Red wine stain removal, fake tan removal. She will show you scientifically how to identify unknown stains as well as boosting stain removers. As a bonus on the day you can pick up a 20 question form, answer them in the set time and hand it back for marking, the best answers as close to Julies answers will win a framed Hardest Test Certificate, a £50 voucher to off set against any of Julies training courses and a bottle of champagne !! Don't forget we will be having a raffle for £93 worth of stain removers, some award winning real ales, some Soil Break and a top Encap product. On offer for the day will be lots of other handy gear.
https://cleanspec-cumbria.co.uk/carpet-cleaning.html?limit=12
Andrew

[Shaun_Ashmore]

That's blatant advertising Andrew anymore of that and it's detention and the slipper!

Shaun

[elliott cleaning]

Take Derikraven's advice - acetone is the route to take - unless you want to stretch the job to three times the length by using nail varnish remover

[Elfyn]

Nail varnish remover is mainly made of acetone. Very often, the problem isn't getting the nail varnish out, but the colour.

[elliott cleaning]

Nail Varnish Remover contains 30 - to maximum 60% acetone - so why not use pure acetone to make the job easier. Provided you rise afterwards there is no detrimental effect