Blood stains on clothes? Not to worry. Just pour a little hydrogen peroxide on a cloth and proceed to wipe off every drop of blood. Works every time! Now, where to put the body? LOL!
Source: From a good friend who is a nurse.
By Irishwitch from Aurora, CO
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Good one. I hope it works. Shared on facebook. Pamela Rochelle, Woodworth
Jodi, love your sense of humor almost more than the tip! :D
I've always used running cold water and a bar of deodorant soap. Get the stain wet and then rub soap on it and rub the stain with either another part of the clothing or a cotton cloth, like an old tee shirt.
I have used hydrogen peroxide for many years to remove blood from fabric. It is very effective. But, it does not always work completely the first time. It may be necessary to re apply once or twice, a minute or two after the first application.
Peroxide is an excellent cleaner for any organic, people stains. Be certain the stain is never exposed to heat as this sets the stain. I've resorted to both peroxide and salt in cold water with good results.
I just removed a blood stain from a very favored and expensive shirt. Came home from the doctor after taking several blood related tests, at the final one the nurse failed to put the right dressing on it and I bled all over my shirt sleeve. I looked like I had been stabbed! Put peroxide on the blood and Bingo, it was amazing. Thanks for the Hint!!
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