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Hydrogen Peroxide For Blood Stains

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Date: 06/17/2007 Topic: Cleaning > Stains  
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To remove blood stains from clothing spray with Peroxide, brush or rub in, and rinse, or wash in cold water. I always spray Shout on the blood first if the blood has dried. But the peroxide is what cleans the blood out. Peroxide is what hospitals use to remove blood. It is also very inexpensive. You might do a test spot first but I have not had any trouble with the coloring of the clothes being damaged. This will also work on wash cloths, towels, etc.

Source: I got the idea from my sister-in-law, a nurse.

By Linda Smith from Arlington, Texas
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Post by Madelynnsmama (155) | (06/18/2008)
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Peroxide is a wonderful stain remover .. especially on "protein" stains like blood, grass stains, red wine, ect. It works as well as bleach in many applications including as a mold and mildew remover. It can wreck colors like bleach too so testing on non-color fast materials is helpful .. Peroxide is also what gives Oxy-Clean and other "Oxy" products the power they have and is much cheaper!

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Post By Linda (Guest Post) (06/18/2008)
This is not about your question or comment, just wanted to tell you I used to be a Linda Smith too till I married, long time ago.

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Post by jess_admin (611) | (06/17/2008)
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Removing blood from clothing or fabric: The easiest way to remove blood from fabric or clothing is with hydrogen peroxide. Just pour or spray it on, I keep some in a spray bottle. It will foam on the blood. Just rub the stained area together. The fabric will become warm as the peroxide works. Then launder as usual. Contrary to what you may think, you can use hydrogen peroxide on colored fabric and it will not "bleach" the fabric. I work in health care, trust me I use this stuff all the time and it works!

By Laure from North East, Maryland

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