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Nail varnish remover? Apply to area and blot then use detergent to make sure you have stain and remover out.. repeat several times if necessary , Good luck. Youngest covered our white bedding in nail varnish when she was 2 I feel your pain :S by MandaR
3 months ago
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I'm with Manda - get a cotton bud/q-tip like you use with your ears, put the nail varnish on the end and then try like that. Other option is to try something like Vanish by girltaristhan
2 months ago
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cakeshaped needs help with How can I remove nail varnish from my new jeans?
3 months ago
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Nail varnish remover? Apply to area and blot then use detergent to make sure you have stain and remover out.. repeat several times if necessary , Good luck. Youngest covered our white bedding in nail varnish when she was 2 I feel your pain :S by MandaR
3 months ago
11
I'm with Manda - get a cotton bud/q-tip like you use with your ears, put the nail varnish on the end and then try like that. Other option is to try something like Vanish by girltaristhan
2 months ago
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Someone needs help with How do I remove handprints (with sun tan lotion) from painted walls
2 months ago
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cakeshaped needs help with My washing machine is no longer taking in the fabric softerner from the drawer - how can I unblock it? Have cleaned/soda crystals/high temps/vinegar - even poking the nozzles with a sharp pointy thing etc What else can I try?
4 months ago
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Try taking out the whole drawer and clean it. by caro
4 months ago
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Caro's right - take the drawer out. There may be a siphon in the form of a cap fitting over a tube molded to the base of the drawer... worth cleaning inside this too. by aedjp
3 months ago
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Sorry guys, that's the first thing I did! Thanks anyway. by cakeshaped
4 months ago
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Have you tried emailing the manufacturer? I emailed a company for some information about a product I have (babydan) and was surprised at how helpful they were. by soosy
4 months ago
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Try using cotton buds, and squirting a vinegar/water solution up the nozzles with a syringe. That worked for me (although it is a big faff). Then make sure you never overfill the fabric conditioner tray again! by Goosey
3 months ago
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Well Goosey I thought this was a really clever idea and tried it - and then promptly dropped the syringe down inside the washing machine! by cakeshaped
4 months ago
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arbymore needs help with I'm on Orange and have trouble getting a signal on my mobile at home in Dorset. How can I check which network will give me the best coverage from home and how easy is it to move suppliers.
weeks ago
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I don't know but I'm in the same situation. I checked Orange website along with some others and they all said I should receive a good signal, but I clearly don't, so I wouldn't bank on using their website coverage maps. Next time I have a visitor on a different network I may try and find out if they have better coverage! by soosy
weeks ago
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I agree. I'm with Orange and have no signal at home on an A-road in an urban area. They haven't offered to remedy this at all. Vodafone on the other hand say they would send out an engineer to boost the signal. Have you tried every room of your house? An upstairs window works for me! by invisible mender
weeks ago
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You could ask your neighbours which network they use. by Sarson
6 days ago
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Dolcemomo needs help with recovering all contact details I had on my old iphone from our Mac. There's apparently a way to re-import them as they were when one first syncronized it with the computer. PS- got a new iphone and a new number
weeks ago
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plug in the iPhone to the mac, enter iTunes and then click on your phone name in the left hand side menu. At the top on the right there are some tabs, open contacts and sync by sim
weeks ago
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Once you've rescued them if you set up a Mobileme account (which you do have to pay for, it's about £60 a year), all of your emails, contacts and diary appointments will be stored in a cloud which you can access online or via iphone/ipad by Georgina
weeks ago
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chicho needs help with I have a new router. I installed it and now I forgot what password I used. As I have a mac and the passwords saved in keychain, I guess I can look there? If so, how to I get there? Can a mac user give me advice?
5 months ago
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There is an app on your Mac called Keychain Access.app and it is located in /Applications/Utilities/. If you open this and scroll through the list you should be able to see the one for your router. If you double click that entry and then check the 'show password' box then (after you've authenticated yourself on your Mac) the password will be displayed. by darren
5 months ago
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Thank you so much. It worked perfectly. Maybe your ID should be MacGenius =)... I fear I may be asking more things as a newly transformed MacUser coming from PCs. by chicho
5 months ago
