How to clean the mattress if there is menstrual blood on it

Many people have experienced this situation. During menstruation, due to excessive flow, the menstrual fluid is left on the mattress when sleeping at night. If it is a bed sheet, it is relatively easy to clean, but if it is a mattress, it is more serious. So how do you clean the menstrual fluid on the mattress? How to avoid embarrassment? There are many methods. First of all, you must use cold water, not hot water. You can also use soap for washing underwear.

If you have just got blood on your hands, you can immediately wash it off with cold water or light salt water. Be careful not to use hot water, because blood contains protein, which will coagulate when exposed to heat and is not easy to dissolve. Then wash it with soap or 10% potassium iodide solution. Mash white radish or carrot, add salt and apply it to the blood stain. This can remove blood stains from clothes.

Wipe the stained area with 10% tartaric acid solution and then rinse with cold water. You can use enzyme laundry detergent to remove blood stains. The enzyme in the enzyme laundry detergent can effectively break down the protein in the blood, with excellent results. If the stain has been there for a long time, wipe the stained area with 10% ammonia solution or 3% hydrogen peroxide, wait for a while and then rinse with cold water. If it still cannot be washed clean, wash it with 10-15% oxalic acid solution and finally rinse it with clean water.

Whether it is new or old blood stains, you can use sulfur soap to rub and clean them. You can use some special underwear soap to wash it, the effect is still good. If you have such soap at home, you can use it.

Wipe repeatedly with a towel dampened with cold water. Then use a clean towel and continue wiping until it is clean. It will be better if you put some soap on the towel. Use a wet wipe dipped in water to wet the area on the mattress where your period was accidentally stained. Make sure it is wet, otherwise you won’t be able to proceed to the next step. Also remember to put plenty of toilet paper under the mattress. Or you can just spray the mattress with a spray bottle.

Wash the towel or wet wipes with clean water and wring them dry, then start wiping the area where your period occurs. You can also use a brush to brush it continuously, which will have a better effect. At this time, pay attention to whether the toilet paper under the mattress is wet. If it is wet, replace it with dry toilet paper. After the menstrual period is brushed clean, wipe it clean with a wet wipe or a towel dipped in clean water, and then blow it dry with a hair dryer.