What is the most effective way to remove blood stains??

Question

its a huge blotch on a light blue cloth. how can i get rid of it completely? the stain is not old.

Answer 1

Use salt, detergent, and warm water and rub in well to get as much out as soon as possible.  That, and aerosol hair spray (that contains alcohol) works well to if you spray it into the stain along with detergent.  Then wash.  The hair spray trick gets out even week old red haircolor stains! It works!  If in doubt try all three (salt, detergent, aerosol hair spray)- I'm sure it'll come out.

Answer 2

well if you're not concerned with discoloration, use bleach, it get's the whole stain out and it disinfects, also hydrogen peroxide works.

Answer 3

Wash it in cold water.

Answer 4

Ok to put it simply pretreat with Clorox 2 and wash it should come all the way out if not retreat it and rewash it. It beats scrubbing and works just as well.

Answer 5

Windex

Answer 6

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Answer 7

new? soak it in cold water. then try washing. if it doesn't come out, spray-n-wash.

Answer 8

Hydrogen Peroxide, put it on rub it in and put some more on and wait a while.

Answer 9

Hydrogen peroxide.  Stretch it over a sink, pour some on, let it foam up and continue saturating until the stain is gone.  Rinse then launder.  Sometimes if the stain has penetrated the fiber to the other side, you have to treat both sides.

Answer 10

cold water.