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May 31st 2011, 02:59 AM
ok so i cut my hip and now ive got pretty ovbious blood stains on my clothes (some of which are white
 ) so anyone know how to get these out? i never deal with stains....my mom dose that. Should i bleach the white stuff? help please
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May 31st 2011, 03:13 AM
Use cold water when removing stains- hot water will set them in. Try soaking it in laundry detergent and then putting them through the wash once.
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May 31st 2011, 05:38 PM
Rinse the stain in cold water, scrub plain table salt into the blood stain -- the stain fades as you do it -- then put it in the wash. Works on my white comforter all the time, don't know about colored clothes though.
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May 31st 2011, 06:44 PM
hydrogen peroxide has worked in the past for me...white and colored clothes.
and this "tide to go pen" with bleach is the on i have. amazing on stains.  a
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June 1st 2011, 05:39 AM
I usually soak the clothes with blood in cold water for a few hours as a bit of a pre-wash. I'll then drain out any of that water and put it some fresh cold water and OxiClean. I usually put in a little more OxiClean than will actually dissolve so there are still some "grains" to scrub with. I scrub the stain with these undissolved grains of OxiClean and then leave it to sit for an hour or two. If the stain is still there, I'll drain the water, put in fresh water, and put in more OxiClean and repeat. If the stain is gone, I'll rinse the clothes so there isn't any OxiClean residue left in it and I'll usually throw it in the wash for a cycle, though it's not really necessary if the stain is already gone. The most important thing is to not let the stain dry until it's out.
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