Help! Nail Polish Stain!

Same problem here! Pls help. In my case, my dog accidentally bump my nail polish while I'm doing my nails and it spilled all over our luxury rugs. Any first aid advice? 

Using Nail polish remover is risky ,because acetone could potentially damage the top layers of the floor's finish, according to SFGate. You may find success with a natural solution like rubbing alcohol depending on the color of the nail polish stain and how long the polish has been sitting on the floor.  For stubborn, ground-in polish stains, soak a few cotton balls in rubbing alcohol, or cut a square of cloth that matches the size of the stain and let it saturate. Lay the material over the nail polish stain, and let it set there for a few minutes before gently scrubbing out the polish (you shouldn't have to use too much elbow grease). Rubbing alcohol can remove most layers of nail polish with ease. If you notice the polish coming out but there is still some on the floor, repeat the process. Keep massaging the area until it's all clear.

I would try a solvent to get it out.

Nail polish can be tricky because the best treatment depends on the carpet fibre, the type of polish and whether the spill is still fresh or has already dried.

The first thing I would avoid is aggressive scrubbing. That can spread the polish deeper into the carpet and distort the fibres.

If there is still dried material on the surface, gently remove as much as possible without pulling or damaging the carpet. After that, test any solvent or spot remover in an inconspicuous area first. Acetone and strong nail polish removers can damage certain carpet fibres, backing materials or dyes, so I would not automatically reach for them.

A professional solvent-based spotting product designed for carpet is usually a safer approach. Apply a small amount to a white towel and blot the stain from the outside toward the centre rather than pouring product directly onto the carpet.

Once the polish has been removed, rinse or extract the area to remove any remaining spotting chemical.

If it is an expensive wool rug, delicate fibre or a large spill, I would stop experimenting and have a professional cleaner look at it. Nail polish is one of those stains that can become much harder to correct after the wrong chemical has been used.