Which tool is NOT designed to dry traditional nail polish?

The choice that indicates a tool not designed to dry traditional nail polish is the UVA or LED Lamp. These lamps are specifically used for curing gel polish, which requires a light source for the chemical process that hardens the gel. Traditional nail polish, on the other hand, dries through evaporation rather than a chemical reaction triggered by light.

The other tools mentioned are aimed at aiding the drying process of traditional nail polish. A nail polish dryer typically utilizes airflow to speed up the evaporation of solvents in the polish, while a light-bulb-type dryer emits warmth and light to assist the drying process as well. A top coat also works to seal the nail polish and can enhance its durability and shine, indirectly contributing to a quicker drying time by sealing the polish. Thus, while the other options are valid tools for traditional nail polish, the UVA or LED lamp stands out as not being suitable for that purpose.