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Try peroxide for blood stains

Just put directly on stain and blot until the blood is gone. Repeat till gone. Wash in cold water.
I keep a bottle at work and in the car!

Pour hydrogen peroxide on the stain and then cover it with table salt. The salt will absorb the blood color after about 15-30 minutes. Then, just brush the salt off and wash the fabric in cold water.

I work in surgery and blood stains are a common occurence. Peroxide works great, just keep blotting with a clean cloth that has been dampened with peroxide.

I have used meat tenderizer on a blood stain.....you sprinkle the meat tenderizer on the area, add cold water to make a paste, let set there then rinse it out with cold water! The blood should be gone!

my experience is that blood stains usually come out in the wash. however, it is very important not to put the garment in the dryer unless the stain has completely been removed. For some reason, the heat of the dryer seems to bake the stain in.

It's really easy to know if the

Use peroxide to pour on blood stain clothes rinse with cold water and the stain is gone.

If the blood is on white, use peroxide and it will bubble the stain completely out.

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There is a product called Gonzo that works great. It is colorless and odorless and gets rid of any blood stain, new or old. Just rub and wash.

Gonzo is colorless & odorless and removes even old dried blood. Just apply, rub and it's gone in a flash will no discoloration.

Gonzo is colorless and odorless and removes all kinds of stains. Just apply, use a toothbrush and the blood will be removed before you even wash the item.

So you're out and about and you inadvertantly cut yourself and get blood on your white blouse...you have NOTHING to reach for to help. Now this will sound pretty...ewww...but if you put a small drop of saliva on the blood stain, you will see

First, wet the blood stain with cold water.
Blot blood with a cotton-ball soaked with hydrogen peroxide. You should notice immediate results with the blood being absorbed into the cotton ball. Continue blotting until most (or all) of the stain is gone.
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If you have a blood stain, the best way to remove it is by pouring hydrogen pyroxide over the stain until the bubbling stops and then soak the garment in cold water.

Clean the garment as usual after it is done soaking and the blood stain will be gone!