Could anyone offer me steps or tell me how to remove the blood stain off the bedsheet?

Question

steps, what I should use, what is effective

Answer 1

soak it in Cold water for a few minutes and rub with regular bar of soap..this works for me. If stain is still slightly visible let it dry in the sun, which removes stubborn stains.

Answer 2

I'm kind of a freak, I love removing stains. I found that the best thing that works, better that about 10 other things I've tried, is to run the stain under cold water and rub it with regular white bar soap. Rub some of the soap on it, and then rub the sheet together while under the cold water. This will always get fresh blood stains out and almost always do the trick for old ones.

Answer 3

I learned from a veterinarian that peroxide removes blood stains. Pour about a half of a capful to start and rub the fabric together until you see the stain disappear. Then wash it as you regularly would with detergent. Check it after washing to see if there is any left, there shouldn't be. If there is rub it with peroxide again and rinse before putting it in the dryer.
If the stain is still there and you dry it, it will remain there for the life of the article you are cleaning.

Answer 4

Spray the stained area with concentrated Simple Green all-purpose cleaner and then soak for a couple of hours in cold water, then wash and dry as usual. This will clean up all blood stains, but is especially good for 7 to 20 day old stains.

Answer 5

I begin by getting the stain as cold as possible. Use ice cubes by setting it on top of the stain immediately and do it again until it is gone. Then rinse the sheet stain in cold water and launder with cold water and detergent with bleach already in the detergent. Do not use pure bleach unless the sheets are white and dilute if yo are going that route the bleach will damage the sheets if not used properly.

Also a product called Awesome sold at 99 cent stores in California works wonders.

Answer 6

My mom is a nurse, and here's what she used to get blood out of her white nurses uniforms...
First, soak the sheet in very cold water for 10-20 minutes until saturated.
Blot the stain with a paper towel.
Soak a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide and place on the stain, sqeezing out some of the peroxide. Allow the peroxide to bubble.
Removal cotton ball and repeat process until stain lightens. Rinse with cold water, then wash with your regular laundry.

Answer 7

Use a stain remover shout is the finest, in simple terms brush the stain remover into the stain with an old toothbrush. enable it sit down for 10 minutes, then wash in warmth to warm water interior the bathing gadget.

Answer 8

I witnessed a bad wreck on the Interstate. I assisted. I had blood on my fav White cotton T-shirt. Over the next year I washed it at least fifty times. The stains turned blackish dark. I used Simple Green tm and washed my T and the stain was gone.

Answer 9

Heres what you do, this will take out blood and rust, you soak the stain with lemon juice, and lay it out to dry in the sun, put salt on it after its flat. The lemon juice and salt react in the UV rays of the sun to create an acidic compound that dissolves the iron oxide (the component that stains in rust and blood stains)
-Duo

Answer 10

try wetting the sheet with cold water then use some hydrogen peroxide and use an old toothbrush to scrub the stain out. If that still doesn't work soak it in some bleach water.