What should I do if the red nail polish gets on the line of the leather sofa, please help!

Don't use nail polish remover directly, the nail polish remover will lose color as soon as you wipe the skin. You can use nail polish of the same color to cover the nail polish marks on the sofa or coffee table and then apply it, and wipe it off with a cotton pad in 1 to 2 seconds after applying. The caveat here is that you should never use quick-drying nail polish, if it's fast-drying, he'll dry it before you can wipe it off.

You can rest assured that nail polish is miscible.

Or use a nail towel, its effect is similar to nail polish remover, but it is much milder than nail polish remover, and it is also convenient to use.

It is worth noting that if the sofa is colored, it is recommended to use the first method, simple and safe. The danger of fading is avoided.

You don't need to do anything after the sofa is cleaned. If the landlord takes care of your sofa very much, wait until the nail polish is cleaned, and then spray it with some leather care.

After drying, use gasoline to drop a little, after the gasoline volatilizes, rub it off with your hands, it is very easy to use.

When removing stains, whether with water, detergent or medicine, the cloth used to wipe the stain must be wrung dry, otherwise it will make the stain even bigger. For those rayon, (it is indeed cool) and other fabrics, it is best not to use drugs to decontaminate, because the drugs will discolor these fabrics and wrinkle at the same time. Nylon, wool, and rubber-treated fabrics can also be discolored if sodium hypochloride is used to remove stains.

If there is no way to remove the stain, the stain will only slowly expand, and the safer way is to grab the stained part and wipe it off, or put a cloth under the stain and pat the stain off with a tap.