Stain Remover Question?

Question

Well I was at my friends house and were outside in the woods and there was a ax laying there and i didnt see it and tripped onto it. I had my favorite pair of pants on but they were rolled up a little because it was so hot out...the ax didnt rip my pants. So as you guess my leg was all cut and gushing blood everywhere! So when I was trying to run back to the house my pant legs unrolled and got blood all over them too!! It was horrible. Well I washed the pants with all these stuff over and over again and it still didnt come out!! is there anyway to get the stain out even though I already washed them?? Good blood remover miracles?? HELP PLEASE!! =O

But my pants are jeans not white... lol hope it still works though =]

yes i have dried them unfortunately........ =[

Answer 1

I hope you have not dried them because that could cause the stain to set. I found this:

Immerse immediately in very strong salt water. keep changing the salt water until it runs clear. Rub any remaining marks with a salt paste, rinse thoroughly in cold water, allow to soak in cold water and biological detergent. At no time allow the stain to dry out. Do not use hot water - this will set the stain Once stain has gone wash as normal. Old stains may be treated using a solution of 10 ml ( 2 teaspoons) of ammonia in half a litre (pint of cold water), and a few drops of hydrogen peroxide added. Care should be taken with fabric. Suggest test on part of fabric that does not show, for instance the hem of fabric.

and more information here:
http://www.drclean.co.uk/surgery_stains/stains_bloodstain1.asp

Answer 2

If you already dried them after washing then you set the stain so I hope you didn't. Lestoil id good for stains, oxyclean, umm - you have to soak them but here are some tips I got online. I know that fantastic with bleach will totally get any stain off of anything white so maybe this second tip about fantastic will work - the new blue bottle of fantastic is the best (oxy power) it gets stains out of carpets in a second spray on and rub with wet cloth so try the fantastic tip first. good luck

..by the time you are done trying all of these, you will have a big hole in your pants so be careful

1)How to remove blood stains from washable fabrics by eHow Friend
Spray the stain with Fantastik All Purpose Cleaner. Let it stand a couple of minutes, rub the fabric together and rinse with cold water. Repeat process if needed. This usually works like magic! It's fun to watch the stain turn green


2)Ouch - if you get blood on your clothing, don't worry. With patience and diligence, you can remove any trace.
Initial Treatment
Steps:
1. Blot the stain with a white paper towel. (Image 1)
2. Sponge with cool water until no more color is lifted from stain. (Image 2)
3. Mix a handful of salt in a bucket of cold water. (Image 3)
4. Soak the stained item in this solution for 15 minutes.
5. Launder as usual. (wash only)
6. air dry

Answer 3

Hydrogen peroxide, and yes it WILL take out bloodstains even after you've washed an item. Pour it on, watch it fizz, rub it off apply again if necessary, follow by scrubbing with salt and cold water if you have to, but usually this works. Plus it won't harm the fabric.

Answer 4

FIRST THING DONT DRY YOUR JEANS
wash in COLD water let soak in cold water for 30 mins with detergent and i have heard that unseasoned meat tenderizer does the trick. worth a shot read that in a magazine

Answer 5

Old hospital trick...soak them in Hydrogen Peroxide and water. How do you think nurses keep their whites white?