how do you remove blood stains from sheets?

Answer 1

shout em out

Answer 2

What I did was immediately apply spray - n- wash on the affected area. Let it sit for a few minutes and then rub the stain a little .Rinse the sheet under luke warm water to get most of it out. When your ready to wash it with your load just throw it in as usual and there you go a blood free garment.

Answer 3

Peroxide works great if your sheets are white, just be careful if they're colored, because you tend to have to keep pouring on the peroxide when using that method.

For colored (or white, for that matter) sheets, I would recommend the unseasoned meat tenderizer technique. Soak it in cold water first to loosen the stain, then rub with a paste of meat tenderizer and saltwater.

Also, a great trick I learned. For fresh blood stains, spray the spot with Windex (or anything with ammonia) and then wash immediately in cold water. This works wonders for underwear, ladies.

Answer 4

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how do you remove blood stains from sheets?

Answer 5

1. Rinse the stain immediately and thoroughly with cold saltwater. Do not use hot water or the stain will set. For dried stains, soak in cold saltwater up to 30 minutes or until the stain is loosened.

2. If the stain remains, soak in a mixture of liquid enzyme detergent and cold water for up to 30 minutes.

3. Rinse well.

4. If the stain remains, moisten cornstarch, baking soda, or unseasoned meat tenderizer and rub it into the stain to absorb some of the blood. Let the fabric dry in DIRECT SUNLIGHT to further bleach the stain.

5. Brush the powder off once the garment is fully dry.

6. Rinse well with cold water.

7. Apply laundry pre-soak (SHOUT) to any remaining stain and let stand several minutes.

8. Launder with liquid enzyme detergent.

Answer 6

Try this, it works:
1.) Make a paste with meat tenderizer and a little water.
2.) Using an old tooth brush, scrub the stain with the paste.
3.) Allow to set for a while, possibly over night.
4.) Launder as usual.
The meat tenderizer will "digest" the blood.
GOOD LUCK!!

Answer 7

I find that Greased Lightening & scrub brush gets out many stains, even set-in ink stains & blood on clothing. Also for pet stains Woolite has a two good products.

Answer 8

Try with a lemon and a petrol wash to remove oily stains aand for others surf excel hai na

Answer 9

Wet the stain, sprinkle with salt, rub the salt in, then wash at maximum 60° C. - If you boil it, it might set the stain.
Some say you should use fizzy mineral water, but I can't say I've noticed the difference. - Works for red wine stains too!

Answer 10

First dampen the spot with cold water, (hot water will set stain). Then blot the spot with full-strength hydrogen peroxide, keep blotting and adding peroxide as necessary. Then rinse with cold water to get out peroxide and launder as usual. If on colored fabric try diluted peroxide with water in inconspicous place to make sure it wont fade fabric.

Answer 11

Use the unseasoned meat tenderizer. It breaks down the proteins in the blood. Rub a paste of the tenderizer & water into the spot. It's worked well on lingerie too. (Ladies - you know what I mean)

Peroxide works pretty well too, just be careful it doesn't take the color out of colored fabric; ie: 'bleach blondes' - don't let it sit too long & rinse well.