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STAIN REMOVAL GUIDE: Blood
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Removing Blood

Follow the General Guidelines for stain removal.

Carpet immediately spray with straight hydrogen peroxide. Wait 30 to 45 seconds then blot. Repeat if necessary. Move the towel frequently to prevent spreading the stain. As the blood releases from the carpet fibers it will begin seeping deeper into the carpet. Blot continuously.

Clothing: flush the garment immediately with cool water. Then soak in cool water for 5 minutes. Rinse and spray on hydrogen peroxide if needed. Generally cool water will completely remove blood stains.

To remove bloodstains if the garment has gone through the dryer: soak the stain in straight hydrogen peroxide. Do not use regular household bleach. Rinse with a vinegar and water solution and again in cool water. Air dry. Always test a spot first for color fastness.



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