How do you get blood off your pants after they've been washed?

Linda Chiarel
by Linda Chiarel
  6 answers
  • Beth Rothdiener Beth Rothdiener on Jul 23, 2017

    hydrogen peroxide

  • Jan26541248 Jan26541248 on Jul 23, 2017

    you should have tried peroxide before hand..but is you ever use peroxide..rinse immediately..if in it will eat a hole where the spot was..

  • Elizabeth Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell on Jul 23, 2017

    Use cold water and don't put in the dryer until you are sure the blood is gone. The kind of fabric/material is very important. Since you have a computer...Search for "Cleaning Fabrics"

  • 17335038 17335038 on Jul 23, 2017

    Hydrogen peroxide will also take the color out of some fabrics, so if you are going to try this suggestion, try it on an inside sean allowance, or inside pocket fabric first, to enure that the fabric is color-fast.

  • K K on Jul 23, 2017

    If you have Krud Kutter, try that....it says it's safe for fabrics but i would rinse really well! I haven't tried it but i just saw that on the bottle. Peroxide is good, like they said, if fresh. If you have an enzymatic cleaner such as Nature's Miracle or Bissell Stain 'n stink, it works wonders on organic stains. Well, fresher ones best, but older ones have been lifted by blotting the stain up with white paper towel.

  • K K on Jul 23, 2017

    Use your finger nail to scratch out the stain with the cleaner on it, it works.