How To Remove Blood Stains From Clothes
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Have you ever had a blood stain on your shirt and they just won’t go away no matter how hard you try? This can happen especially on white shirts, and they can be truly stressful. So make sure to tackle stains as soon as they happen because the longer the stain stays the harder they are to remove. You don’t need a lot of cleaning products to get rid of blood stains, you just need the right one, and you might already have it available in your house.
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Learn an easy method to get rid of stains with the help of this video tutorial by Clean With Confidence on YouTube. This technique only requires 1 household cleaning product and it only takes a few minutes to solve your problem. I hope you find this cleaning hack as useful as I did!
What You Need to Remove Blood Stain:
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Windex
- A cleaning toothbrush
- Paper towels
How to Remove Blood Stain:
Step 1
Take a little piece of paper towel, then place it underneath the fabric right where the stain is, and saturate the stain with hydrogen peroxide. You should see it fizz up which means it’s working, now take your cleaning toothbrush, then start scrubbing the stain, and work the product into the fibers.
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Step 2
Take another piece of paper towel, then blot the stain until almost clean, and let the hydrogen peroxide sit on the stain for about 10 to 15 minutes. After a couple of minutes, rinse the area with cold water, and if there’s still a bit of stain left, repeat applying the hydrogen peroxide, scrubbing, and rinsing until completely gone.
Step 3
Make sure to use cold water and not hot water on the protein-based stain because the stain will set. Another method that you can try is using Windex instead of hydrogen peroxide, just spray it directly to the stain, then scrub it well, and work the product into the fibers. Dab it with a paper towel, then blot the area until the stain is transferred to the paper towel, and rinse the area with cold water.
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