For this, I needed two items: a toothbrush and non-acetone nail polish remover.
It was a simple procedure: I took off their clothes and scrubbed the toes with nail polish remover, using the toothbrush.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Removing Toe Nail Polish from Dolls
So the next step that I needed in fixing up my garage sale finds, Kaya and Julie, was removing the nail polish from their toes.
For this, I needed two items: a toothbrush and non-acetone nail polish remover.
It was a simple procedure: I took off their clothes and scrubbed the toes with nail polish remover, using the toothbrush.
For this, I needed two items: a toothbrush and non-acetone nail polish remover.
It was a simple procedure: I took off their clothes and scrubbed the toes with nail polish remover, using the toothbrush.
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