What is the best way to get blood out of blue jeans?

Question

yeah, I have a pair of blue jeans that have a bunch of blood splatters over them and i was wondering what i could do to get it out cause they were a nice pair of jeans before that whole deal

Answer 1

wear them as they are. that's how trends get started.

Answer 2

Its always best to soak them in cold water asap. Then go to the store and get some BIZ or similar enzyme laundry cleaner. Spin the cold water out and run fresh cold water in with about three times the amount of BIZ recommended. Let the jeans agitate in the washing machine for about ten minutes. Then let soak overnight. Rinse and wash with heavy duty laundry detergent and more BIZ. Rinse again and check them to see if any stain remains. If so, you can make a paste of BIZ and a liitle water and apply it directly to the stain spots. You can scrub it in the fabric with a toothbush. Let this sit on the stain for at least an hour. Then wash again with detergent and more BIZ. The enzymatic cleaners are superior for organic stains. Bleach will bleach out the jeans and leave white spots. So don't use chlorine bleach.

Answer 3

Wet them and sprinkle them with meat tenderizer. When the blood rises to the top and discolors the granules, wipe it away and wet and sprinkle again. Then wash using Kirkland liquid laundry detergent from Costco... and put two uses of OxyClean in the wash cycle as well. Run them through an extra rinse cycle and use all warm water for everything because cold water will *set* a blood stain.

Or you could run them over to the forensics lab at your local police department. They have great stuff there that will take care of those stains.... promise....

Answer 4

Fresh Blood stain. Put article of clothing into bathroom sink and pour some peroxide on it and let it set a couple minutes. work it in a little, rinse and repeat.

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Answer 5

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

Answer 6

If the blood is fresh, soak it in cold salty water.

Get a bucket, fill it with cold water, and add some salt.

Don't add hot water because that sets the stain.

You might also want to pour some detergent directly on the stain.

Answer 7

Hydrogen Peroxide ... works like a charm!!

Just pour a little on the spots and dab off.

The chemicals in the peroxide lift the blood right out of the cloth.

Answer 8

Try Oxy-Clean. Make some of it into a paste with a little water and rub it into the stains and let it sit for an hour or so before washing them in the washing machine.

Answer 9

Soak them in cold water with some Spray and Wash. Make sure the stains are out before you put them through the washer and dryer.

Answer 10

Try dabbing the stain with peroxide and rinsing in warm water right away. It may discolor the denim a little, but who really cares as long as they aren't bloody.

Answer 11

Try turning them over to the police. They will get the blood out of the jeans and solve the murder case at the same time!