How to wash blood stains from underwear

As we all know, blood stains on clothes are very difficult to deal with, especially for every woman who accidentally gets blood stains on her underwear during menstruation. Moreover, women are very irritable due to physiological changes during menstruation, and they are even more unwilling to deal with blood stains. Over time, the blood stains become old, which is even more troublesome to deal with. In fact, women should pay attention to protecting their bodies during menstruation, avoid contact with cold, spicy food, and raw and cold food.

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How to clean blood stains from underwear

Because underwear is in direct contact with women's private parts, cleaning is very important. However, it is difficult to clean blood stains accidentally stained during menstruation.

1. How to clean blood stains on underwear

1. When blood stains the surface, wash it immediately with cold water or light salt water (hot water is forbidden because blood contains protein which will coagulate when heated and is not easy to dissolve), and then wash it with soap or 10% potassium iodide solution.

2. You can use white radish juice or mashed carrots mixed with salt to remove blood stains on clothes.

3. Wipe the stained area with 10% tartaric acid solution and then rinse with cold water.

4. Use enzyme laundry detergent to remove blood stains, the effect is very good.

5. If the stain has been there for a long time, wipe the stained area with 10% ammonia water or 3% hydrogen peroxide. After a while, wash it vigorously with cold water. If it is still not clean, wash it with 10%-15% oxalic acid solution and finally rinse it with clean water.

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

2. Precautions for women to wash their underwear

1. It is most important to use special detergents, such as soap with bactericidal effect.

2. Do not wash underwear together with other clothes to prevent cross-infection of bacteria.

3. Use a special basin and regularly scald the basin with boiling water to sterilize. Do not share laundry tubs between family members.

4. Avoid exposing washed underwear to direct sunlight. It should be dried in a cool place first, and then placed in the sun for disinfection. Otherwise, the underwear will easily become hard and deformed.