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How to remove a blood stain from a fabric?

How to remove a blood stain from a fabric?

Removing a stain from fabric is often very difficult.

Especially when it comes to blood.

Do not panic ! Your garment is not ruined. You will be able to recover it easily.

Here are our effective tips for removing a blood stain without taking the lead.

There are a few things you should know beforehand so that you don't go wrong.

How to remove a blood stain from a fabric?

Contents
  • Don'ts
  • How to
  • Case by case
  • Result
  • Savings

Don'ts

Never apply hot water to the stain.

Otherwise it becomes embedded in the fabric permanently. And removing it is then impossible...

How to

It takes place in two parts.

1 . To remove a blood stain, all you need to do is take the stained item of clothing and soak it in plenty of water for at least 24 hours.

The older the stain, the more it will have dried and the longer the stained garment will have to soak in cold water.

2. After this operation, all you have to do is put it in the wash as usual, with the rest of the laundry in the house.

Case by case

There may be several scenarios, each with a solution:

1. If the stain is on a mattress, squeeze a lemon juice onto a clean cloth and rub it over the soiled area.

2. If the stain is small, saliva works very well. But it must be that of the person who bled:put a little saliva on the stain, wait a moment, then machine as usual!

Result

There you go, the blood stain on your clothes is gone :-)

Simple, practical and effective!

Savings achieved

With this simple trick, you won't have to take your garment to the dry cleaners.

It will be time saved and above all money that you will not need to spend.

Everyone knows that dyer's notes are usually quite salty.

For a shirt, depending on the region, it takes between €2.70 and €5.50.

So at the rate of 10 stains per year (and with children you get there quickly!), you save between 27 and 55 €!

What to buy a new shirt...

A little water and detergent...that's all this two-step wash will need to remove blood stains .

And for those who are fans of stain-removing products to apply to laundry before washing, it's also less expense.