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Blood Stains
Q: Blood. How do you remove old bloodstains from denim that has already been washed and dried repeatedly? -- "Eagle" ReplyA: Blood Stains. For fresh dried blood stains; pour hydrogen peroxide on the stain, this will fizz up, then rinse with Cold water. For an older dried blood stain, wet with cold water first, then apply the hydrogen peroxide to the stain. It will fizz then rinse with cold water. -- "vivken" Comment
A: Fresh Blood stain. Put article of clothing into bathroom sink and pour some peroxide on it and let it set a couple minutes. work it in a little, rinse and repeat. -- John D Reply
A: For blood stains-fresh ones or already set in stains-I swear by a product called "Clear Choice". It is truly amazing and works on almost any spot or stain in fabrics and also carpets(you can even mix with water and run through a carpet machine for awesome results!). This product is non-toxic, non-flammable, non-magnetic, odor free, and biodegradable. The label on the bottle says so! It even has a 100% money-back guarantee! I happened upon it by chance, looking for a spot remover for a pet stain in my carpet, but that would also remove the odor. It did both, and the best part is you don't need to scrub the stain. You just rub your finger over the applied area to activate, blot with an absorbent cloth and Presto! It can even be used as a laundry pre-treat, and it is fantastic. I have come across many stains, old and new, my sons always get in their cloths, and it does the trick every time-even ball point pen, fresh or old! I could go on and on about it, but you need to try for yourself to believe. If it isn't sold in your local supermarket on the cleaning supply aisle, here is the company info.
www.aclearchoice.com
or call 1-800-683-1152
(this info was obtained directly off the product label on back of bottle)
I hope you try this-it works! -- Tara W. CommentA: Fresh Blood Stains: To remove or reduce fresh blood stains, soak the item in a bowl of milk overnight then wash in the normal way -- jane rea Comment
A: Cleaning Blood Stains. Peroxide removes blood. Just pour the peroxide straight onto the stain and the blood will disappear. You may have to rub a little on tougher stains, but it works. -- MMACIAG Comment
Q: Blood Stains. How do you remove blood stains from carpets? Thank you. -- "Steven j nerad" Reply
A: Blood on fabric and carpet. Pour, full strength, hydrogen peroxide on the stain and let it bubble. Then, blot with damp cloth. Comment
Caution!! Full strength is a rocket fuel!!! Full Strength should read 5%. Ed.
Q: Blood Stains: Need help in removing blood from carpet and blinds, had a large wood pigeon in which damaged itself trying to get out of conservatory. -- Margaret and Les Reply
See also: Stains - General Cleaning