How would I get blood out of carpet?

Answer 1

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STAIN SOLUTION--Blot (don't soak) excess, then:
Gooey grease 1) Sprinkle cornmeal or baking soda on greasy spills to absorb excess. Leave overnight. Vacuum when dry.
Gravy, butter, salad dressing, olive oil, vegetable oils, mystery spills 2) Blot on small amount of dry-cleaning fluid.
3) Blot with detergent solution of 1 tsp. dishwashing liquid and 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) warm water. Work from outside of stain toward center. Let sit 5 minutes.
4) Sponge with warm water until detergent disappears. Cover with plain white paper towels to absorb liquid overnight.
5) Vacuum or brush when dry to restore texture.
Tough tannins 1) Blot on detergent solution of 1.2 tsp. mild liquid laundry detergent and 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) lukewarm water. Or, for red wine and grape juice stains, sponge with club soda or white wine.
Fruit juice, wine, soft drinks, coffee, ketchup, tomato sauce 2) Sponge on ammonia solution of 2 tbsp. ammonia and 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) warm water.
3) Blot on detergent solution again.
4) Rinse and blot dry. Cover with plain white paper towels. Let sit overnight.
5) Vacuum or brush when dry.
Problem proteins 1) Dab with detergent solution of 1 tsp. dishwashing liquid and 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) lukewarm water. For blood stains, use cold water. If stain is gone, you can stop here.
Dairy products, eggs, grass, blood, urine 2) If stain is still visible, blot with a solution of 2 tbsp. ammonia and 1.2 cup (4 fl oz/125 ml) water. Then sponge with clean water.
3) Blot on solution of 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) white vinegar and 2 cups (16 fl oz/500 ml) warm water.
4) Sponge with clean water. Blot dry. Cover with plain white paper towels. Let sit overnight.
5) Vacuum or brush when dry.
Ink 1) Sponge with small amount of dry-cleaning fluid.
2) Blot on detergent solution (see "Gooey grease," step 3).
3) Sponge-rinse until residue is removed. Blot dry.
Makeup 1) Blot with dry-cleaning fluid.
2) Blot with powder enzyme laundry detergent and water following directions on box. Rinse.
3) Apply solution of 2 tbsp. ammonia and 1.2 cup (4 fl oz/125 ml) water. Rinse.
4) Blot on solution of 1 cup (8 fl oz/250 ml) white vinegar and 2 cups (16 fl oz/500 ml) warm water. Rinse.
5) Allow to air-dry, then vacuum.
Mustard 1) Apply small amount of detergent solution (see "Gooey grease," step 3). Blot and rinse several times.
2) Apply vinegar solution (see step 4, above) and rinse.
3) If stain remains, mix solution of powder enzyme laundry detergent and water following directions on box. Cover stain with a cloth drenched in the solution for at least 30 minutes.
4) Rinse and blot dry.
Nail polish 1) Apply small amount of nonacetate nail-polish remover to white cloth. Work gently into stain, working from edge to center.
2) Let sit 5 minutes. Blot several times.
3) Rinse thoroughly. Blot dry, then vacuum.
Chocolate and candy 1) Sponge lightly with cool water; blot.
2) Apply laundry detergent solution (see "Tough tannins," step 1) with brush or towel. Repeat until no stain is transferring to towel. Rinse.
3) Blot on ammonia solution (see "Tough tannins," step 2). Sponge-rinse.
4) Blot dry, then vacuum.
Warning Always remove dirty excess and pretest stain solution on an inconspicuous area of the carpet or rug before cleaning.
Resist scrubbing or saturating carpet: Fiber damage and stain setting may result.

Answer 2

Apparently no one ever told these people that you can't use general hydrogen peroxide on colors...it bleaches it or does nothing at all because it's not strong enough. Ever notice how your skin gets really white for a while after you use it on yourself? Use Woolite OxyDeep spray on carpet cleaner...the stuff is amazing! I've used it to get out stains nothing else could touch. While it's base is of hydrogen peroxide, it's a stronger concentration then the stuff on the first aid aisle and has had it's bleaching agents removed so it's safe for colors.

Answer 3

OxyClean, Resolve Carpet cleaner. You could also use a Pet Spotter carpet Cleaner sold at your local home Depot. You could also try Hydrogen peroxide. hope it helps.

Answer 4

Oxyclean Carpet something. I pretty sure thats what it's called. If not it's Oxyclean something, but it is for your carpet. My boyfriend got into a fight at my house and they had blood everywhere, and that's what I used. Just let it sit for a few minutes, and blot it out. Good Luck!

Answer 5

I haven't tried this myself, but i have a sheet on stain removal and for blood it says to put hydrogen peroxide on it then sprinkle unseasoned meat tenderizer. Wait 30 minutes then rinse with cool water. If you try it, let me know if it works! Hope it helps.

PS....Also, if it is fresh blood, and your own, put some of your own saliva on it first to see if that works. I have done this step before and it does get a lot of it out. There are chemicals in saliva that break down blood cells if it is your own.

Answer 6

If it is your own personal blood then (sounds wierd) but you can spit on it and it will come right out. This trick only works if its your blood and your spit. Other than that I would try peroxide. Then a reslove carpet cleaner or something. The blood will alwyas remain there but it will fade so you cant see it by the naked eye.

Answer 7

i just got out of the hospital and one of the nurses said hydrogen peroxide will get blood out of ANYTHING. So In the future do it as fast as you can. Also, my mom always told me stains will never come out after you've put something in the dryer. I'm sure you all know that already but still.

Answer 8

FOLEX - you can find it at Walmart or other stores. My little hometown food market even has it!

This is the best spot cleaner on the earth! Spray it... rub the stain with your finger or shoe... then dab it with a white towel.

The stain disappears. Even little brown spots or dirt... it's freaking amazing! Every home should have a bottle handy.

Answer 9

Woolite oxydeep

Answer 10

First I put resolve on it and then called the professionals to clean it! If it's been there for more than 2 days you will need the pros.

Answer 11

use those new shout wipes or the tide pen- if it's a smaller stain. If like someone was murdered there or something (kidding- hopefully) use hydrogen peroxide