What can I use to wash off blood stains

In our lives, many people have blood stains on their clothes or bedding without knowing it. Some of the blood stains are just now stained, and some have been there for a long time. When we find out, we have a headache about how to deal with and clean them. For some small pieces of clothing, you can go directly to the bathroom sink and other places to soak them in cold water before dealing with them. If you accidentally get it on a quilt, it will be more troublesome to clean because quilts and other items are relatively large.

Here’s how:

1. According to the analysis of the chemical composition of blood, if the blood stains have just attached to the sheets and quilt covers, they should be washed immediately with cold water or salt water and rinsed for a while. But remember not to use hot water, because hot water will cause the blood to coagulate. Rinse and wash again with soap.

2. Use grape juice mixed with salt to scrub blood stains.

3. Scrub with 10% tartaric acid solution and then rinse with cold water.

4. If you use laundry detergent, it is recommended to choose laundry detergent with enzymes to remove blood stains more effectively.

5. If it has been a long time, you need to scrub it with 10% ammonia or 3% hydrogen peroxide, and then wash it with cold water. If it still cannot be cleaned, wash it with 10-15% oxalic acid solution.

6. The universal washing method is to rub and wash slowly with sulfur soap.

7. Rub hand oil on the blood stains, wait for half an hour until it is fully blended, and then wash it with cold water.

8. If the sheets and quilt covers are stained with blood, they must be washed immediately, otherwise the blood stains will be difficult to remove over time.

9. When cleaning blood stains, do not use hot water, only cold water.

10. To wash blood stains, soak them in cold water first, then wash them with enzyme detergent. Or wash with soap or 10% potassium iodide solution; or use white radish juice or mashed carrots mixed with salt to remove blood stains on clothes; or use 10% tartaric acid solution to wipe the stained area, and then wash with cold water; using enzyme laundry detergent to remove blood stains is very effective.

11. Old blood stains can be removed with oxalic acid. You can also wash with lemon juice and salt water. (It's old.)

12. Blood stains on white sheets can be removed by mixing 1 part sodium thiosulfate and 50 parts water, diluting and dissolving the mixture and heating to 35°C. Then soak white clothes in the mixture until the blood color disappears and then wash with water. You can also soak the fabric in a 3% vinegar solution, leave it for 12 hours, and then rinse it with water. The effect is also very good.

13. Whether it is a new stain or an old stain, it can be cleaned by rubbing with sulfur soap.