How do i get blood stains out of yellow clothes??!?
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Rinse well in cold running water to remove bulk of the stain/s.
Soak in COLD water overnight. Never use HOT water as it will 'set' the stains. Change water if required. When stain is nearly removed, soak the last of it in MILK, which contains enzymes that actually break down the blood. When stain is gone, wash as per normal for the fabric in question. Good luck.
Try using friend then soak your clothes in hot water before puttin in the wash
peroxide
hydrogen peroxide
The very best product I know of is PreSpot Laundry Stain Remover from Melaleuca. I got blood off of carpet, all color shirts, sheets, everything with very little effort and no toxic chemicals. I have two kids who have chronic nose bleeds so this is an issue at my house.
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This fix works great and it's easy. Mix up some warm water and meat tenderizer into a paste. Put a good amount on the stain and let it sit for a bit and it will break down the blood. Then wash it in the washing machine and the stain will be gone.
I always use "Wisk" liquid to remove blood stains from colored clothes. Pour it on fairly heavy,rub it in and let it set for about an hour before washing.Wash in warm or cold water(washing in hot water will set any stain that may not come out the first wash),Check to make sure the stain is gone before drying. Repeat if necessary but usually it comes out in the first wash. Remember...HEAT SETS STAINS.so even if it all doesn't come out in the first wash you can try pretreating again to get the remaining stain out. It normally doesn't take more than one time. I only use peroxide to remove blood stains on white fabric. Peroxide usually bleaches out the color of the material where you put it on the stain.I do agree with the others that it removes blood excellently,but I only use it on whites.
whatever you do, don't use hot water. Always start off with cold water and then when most of it is off, use warm. There are a dozen products for this kind of stain in the supermarket. Haven't tried peroxide though.
Era is a protein based detergent and therefore removes most organic stains. Make sure the garment is wet and let it sit for about an hour. You can actually see it working. I am a nurse so I have never had a body fluid on my scrubs that Era cannot handle. Works great on grass stains too! Good Luck!
I used to remove blood stains to any clothes which includes yellow clothes, any bath soap that is a bar bathe soap try it too.
do not use peroxide on set in stain only fresh stain. use clorox 2. you will see it bubble up like peroxide. may need reapplication if it is real old or dryed in clothes dryer. i ahd to do this with undies, after hubby "helped" with laundry did not even ask if i needed help. most stains do come out with oxyclean. use water temp recommended for that fabric. its no good if stain comes out but item is faded or shrunken.
mix peroxide and alcohol. If that doesn't work use freeze hairspray and then wash it but don't dry it.
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