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What's the best way to get blood off of clothing?
I had a nosebleed today that dripped onto my khakis and shirt. Is there anything that will take out the blood?
9 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Soak in cold water and salt over night , then pop into your washing machine on a normal wash 40ºc and it will come out
- 1 decade ago
Hydrogen peroxide works very well. Before you put them in the washing machine, take a little bit of peroxide with a que-tip and put it on the spots. Then wash in cold water. Before you put in the dryer make sure the stains are gone. If not repeat, but it should take it right out.
- 1 decade ago
Dont try to clean them until you have soaked them in cold,salt water overnite. The next day they should be fine on a cool cycle 30 or 40 should do the trick.
- 1 decade ago
When I worked in nursing we always used hydrogen peroxide on blood stains. Works like a charm.
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- Backwoods BarbieLv 71 decade ago
Soak in cold water, then apply some hydrogen peroxide to the stain.(this will cause it to fizz) apply a small amount of detergent to the stain,rinse with cold water, keep applying peroxide until the stain is gone...
- 1 decade ago
the best thing you could have done was immediately put your own saliva onto it. This breaks it down.
Now you know for next time...
other than that i'd soak it in nappy san or a prestain wash overnight
- Anonymous1 decade ago
soak spot in hydrogen peroxide till stain is gone then wash in cold water.
Even old blood will come out when soaked.
Source(s): I do this on all blood stains - 1 decade ago
ammonia and COLD water (NEVER HOT!!! You'll cook the proteins and set them into the fabric!)