cold water soak. cold rinse. wash with a stain removing product. most stain types are listed on the product. spray and wash comes to mind, but there are others.
I know this might sound weird , but try Folex, carpet cleaner ! It gets all stains out !!! Rust stains , ink , wine ... I keep some in a spray bottle in the laundry room ! It say to check to see if it color fast, but if it is unbearable, you have nothing to lose !
The enzymes in saliva will remove blood. You can use your own saliva (I chew on a wad of cotton thread until is is soaked through, then use it to daub at the stain until it is gone. ) Then I rub some Fels Naptha soap into it and wash. Dog saliva can also be used.
A doctor I know swears by ERA detergent. Rub into stain, soak garment overnight in cold water, then machine wash in cold water (if it's delicate, try putting it in a mesh washer bag or old pillowcase to wash it).
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Hello Teacher, this may help you, remember to be patient....
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cold water soak. cold rinse. wash with a stain removing product. most stain types are listed on the product. spray and wash comes to mind, but there are others.
Cold salt water soaks or if possible peroxide! Nurse life...
Hello, I soak in peroxide.
I would make a thin paste of Awesome Orange or OxyClean and water and gently rub on the blood stain. Then hand wash.
I know this might sound weird , but try Folex, carpet cleaner ! It gets all stains out !!! Rust stains , ink , wine ... I keep some in a spray bottle in the laundry room ! It say to check to see if it color fast, but if it is unbearable, you have nothing to lose !
Good luck !!!
The enzymes in saliva will remove blood. You can use your own saliva (I chew on a wad of cotton thread until is is soaked through, then use it to daub at the stain until it is gone. ) Then I rub some Fels Naptha soap into it and wash. Dog saliva can also be used.
I dab blood stains with hydrogen peroxide. Dab don’t rub or you may spread the stain.
Spray Zout, then wash. You can find Zout in most supermarkets.
As an x-ray tech I would sometimes get blood on my white uniforms. When that happened I would soak the scrubs in peroxide.
A doctor I know swears by ERA detergent. Rub into stain, soak garment overnight in cold water, then machine wash in cold water (if it's delicate, try putting it in a mesh washer bag or old pillowcase to wash it).
Cold water does a trick .. soak soak soak and rinse