How To Remove Blood Stains
- June 23, 2009
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Music
Todd Mazierski
Voice Over Artist
Tiffany Baker
Writer
Rosemarie_Lennon
Cuts and scrapes are a fact of life, but permanent staining from them doesn’t have to be – if you know what to do.
You Will Need
- Cold water
- Shampoo
Step 1: Rinse with cold water
If the stained item is washable, rinse the blood stain with cold water as soon as you can; keep rinsing until the water is no longer lightening the stain. If the blood stain has had time to set in, soak it in cold water for a few hours.
Never use warm or hot water; it will set the blood stain in.
Step 2: Tackle the remaining stain
Dab a small amount of shampoo – any kind will do – on the stain. Wet the area with cold water, and rub the item between your hands until the blood is gone. Then soak the item in cold water for a few hours.
Step 3: Check the stain
Check the item. If any of the stain remains, repeat the process. As with all stains, don’t put the item in the dryer until all traces of the stain are gone.
AB negative blood is the rarest type.
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Comments (1)
I heard Windex gets off blood good
over 2 years ago by Harizu13
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