How to remove blood stains from clothes

Blood stains are something that we often see on our clothes when we are not careful. We all know that blood stains are particularly difficult to clean once they are on clothes, and they will also make us feel particularly distressed. After blood stains are on clothes, we must also pay attention to the method of cleaning. In particular, the correct method can make our clothes clean without any traces. Let's learn about how to remove blood stains on clothes.

1. Fresh Blood Stains

1. Pour white vinegar on the blood stains and soak them for 10-15 minutes, then rinse them twice with clean water to remove the blood stains.

2. You can scrub it with ginger first, and then rub it with cold water to clean it very well.

3. You can soak it in cold water for a while, then rub and wash it with soap, washing powder or detergent, and then rinse it with clean water after washing.

4. You can also drop a few drops of hydrogen peroxide on the blood stains, or rub and wash with white radish juice to remove the blood stains.

2. Old blood stains

1. Soak in cold water and rub with sulfur soap to clean.

2. Wash with lemon juice and salt water, then rinse thoroughly.

3. Rub the area with a mixture of 2 parts borax, 1 part 10% ammonia water and 20 parts water. After the blood stains are removed, rinse with clean water.

3. Other situations

If it is white clothing and there are still traces after washing with the above method, you can soak it in bleach or 3% vinegar solution overnight, and then wash it with clean water.

For silk and wool fabrics, you can add starch and water to make a paste. After mixing, apply the paste on the blood stain. After it is completely dry, gently scrape off the starch. Finally, clean it as usual, adding some vinegar for better results.

The above methods are an introduction to how to remove blood stains from clothes. After blood stains the clothes, we must pay attention to the method when washing. In addition, we must use cold water when washing blood stains on clothes, not hot water, because the protein in the blood is not easily dissolved when exposed to heat, so we must pay attention to this when washing.