How to Get Top Coat Nail Polish Off My Microfiber Couch

Just because microfiber is stain-resistant doesn't mean it's stain-free. Nail polish spills, if not treated immediately, can become a permanent fixture on a couch -- whether it's microfiber or not. Treating a nail polish spill as soon as possible to avoid a colorful yet irritating stain on your couch.

Clean cotton balls
Eyedropper
Acetone-based nail polish remover
Dry cleaning solution
White washcloth

Instructions

- 1
  Blot up any excess nail polish with a clean cotton ball.
- 2
  Fill an eyedropper with a small amount of acetone-based nail polish remover. Place a few droplets of the remover over the stain, but don't saturate the area around the nail polish spot.
- 3
  Blot up the nail polish remover immediately, using a clean cotton ball. Use an up-and-down motion and don't scrub the nail polish, which will only embed it further into the couch fibers.
- 4
  Repeat the process until the nail polish is no longer visible.
- 5
  Use a dry cleaning solution and a white washcloth to blot the spot. Press the washcloth with the dry cleaning solution into the stain, then lift it up. Fold the washcloth inward so a clean portion of the cloth is exposed. Press the clean portion of the washcloth into the stain and lift up again. Continue the up-and-down process until the acetone is removed from the couch.
- 6
  Allow the spot to air dry completely before using the couch.

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