The only thing that I know will breakdown blood is bleach. As long as the floor has a good coating of finish on it, the bleach should not harm the finish. If the blood is dry and on the surface, even hot water will remove it. If it has soaked into the wood, then bleach is your only solution.

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Cornish_Rex

Cornish_Rex asked in Home & Garden Cleaning & Laundry · 1 decade ago

I'm looking for a cleaner (or something) that will break down dried blood. Safe for hardwood floors?

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Stan G
1 decade ago
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The only thing that I know will breakdown blood is bleach. As long as the floor has a good coating of finish on it, the bleach should not harm the finish. If the blood is dry and on the surface, even hot water will remove it. If it has soaked into the wood, then bleach is your only solution.
Source(s): Cabinet maker, 25yrs. exp.
InsideR
Lv 5
1 decade ago
Now that's just creepy...

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