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Blood Stain Removal Tips
The following tips are compiled for removing blood stains.
But they are also sometimes effective for removing other types of
protein stains as well -- egg stains, semen stains, discharge stains,
milk stains, etc.
Carpet Blood Stain Removal
Carpets may be labeled stain resistant.
That does not mean stain-proof.
You have a good chance of removing the blood stain if you get to it
right away, before the blood coagulates.
If the stain is old and dried, it will be difficult to impossible to
get the stain out.
Blood Stain Removal from Cotton, Nylon, Polyester, Acrylic, Linen and Spandex
Soak the fresh bloodstains in cold water and then launder in cold water.
Leather and Suede Blood Stain Removal
Make a solution of a mild soap or dish-washing liquid.
Using just the suds, rub the stained area gently with a sponge with
the suds.
Be careful not to spread the stain.
Removing Blood Stains from WoodWipe up the stain using cool water on a clean cloth or paper towel. Then wipe dry and wax or polish as usual.
Disclaimer
Note that many stains cannot be removed. Some stain removal chemicals,
agents, or even commercial stain removal products can damage or
discolor fabrics, making the result even worse.
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