How to remove blood stains from white clothes

In our daily life, clothes are often stained with blood and dirt. For example, if our liver fire is strong, it will easily cause nosebleeds, and the blood will accidentally fall on our clothes. When clothes are stained with blood, it is very difficult to clean. Blood stains are divided into old blood stains and new blood stains. There are many ways to remove blood stains, and according to the different materials of the clothes such as cotton, linen, silk, etc., the corresponding stain removal methods are also different.

Methods/Steps

1. Dry clothes pre-coating method: When the clothes are dry, aim at the blood stain and lightly press the pump head, squeeze out an appropriate amount of laundry detergent and apply it to the blood stain (the application should be even and complete, and you can use your fingers to make circles from the outside to the inside). Let sit for 3-5 minutes before hand washing as usual.

2. If you are lazy and the blood stains have been there for a long time, step 1 may not be able to completely remove them. If you want to remove them completely, please continue with the following steps. Wring out the clothes and put them in a basin, with the bloodstained area against the bottom of the basin. Use the bottle cap of Color Clothes Stain Cleaner to measure 1/4 bottle cap of Color Clothes Stain Cleaner and Collar Cleaner (10g each), pour them on the bloodstained area to wet the bloodstained area.

3. Next is to let it sit for 2 hours. It needs to be kept away from light. You can cover the blood stain with other parts of clothing or cover it with other things, and prevent the stain from drying out. If the stain is still not gone after 2 hours, go to sleep and come back to it overnight.

4. Wait until the blood stains disappear and then clean as usual.

5. Comparing the before and after, the effect is amazing! How to remove blood stains on clothes is no longer a problem.

Special tips:

1. The first thing that needs to be emphasized is that fresh blood stains must not be washed with hot water. They should be immediately put into cold water and washed with medicated soap. The reason is that when the blood has not coagulated, the iron in hemoglobin exists in the form of ferrous iron and is soluble in water. Over time, the ferrous iron in hemoglobin is oxidized into ferric iron and coagulates with protein, forming blood stains on fabrics that are difficult to wash off. Therefore, when you get blood stains, you should immediately wash them with cold water, and never with hot water.