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HELP! BLOOD STAIN?
I had a nose bleed in the night and there is blood on my new bedding :( anyone know how I can get this out before I wash it?
16 Answers
- Anna ELv 74 years agoFavorite Answer
Use hydrogen peroxide on the stain first, rinse with cold water and repeat hydrogen peroxide. Then use a stain remover like spray and wash, let sit and then wash in cold water. Repeat if necessary but do NOT use a dryer until the stain is removed.
- ?Lv 74 years ago
Cold water ONLY. Rinse thoroughly before you try anything.
Then: hydrogen peroxide should break up the stain. DO NOT use hot water or dry the sheets until you're satisfied you've removed enough of the stain to suit you.
- 4 years ago
Just wash them. Make sure the blood is gone before running through the dryer. Blood comes out pretty easily.
FYI: it's not a stain unless it doesn't come out.
- 4 years ago
Cold water because blood is a protein based stain.....hot water cooks the protein making it harder to remove. Use a carpet shampoo machine on tools setting if you have one.
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- 4 years ago
My daughter accidentally got dylon over her slippers I use dr Beckmans glo white they came out like new