How to Remove Any BLOOD Stain From Clothing, Sheets, or Fabric

​Blood stains come in two distinct types: those that have been exposed to heat and have subsequently been cooked into the fabric (known as set-in blood stains), and those that have not been exposed to heat (blood spots).
The methods discussed in this video will work well for all types of blood stains - fresh, old, and ones that have been set in with heat.
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The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. The techniques and methods demonstrated are based on personal experience and research, but they may not be suitable for every situation. Viewers are advised to exercise caution and use their own judgment when attempting any of the techniques shown in this video.
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[@milaschipper3336]

Is 6% hydrogen peroxide (i.e 20 volume hydrogen peroxide) safe for all fabrics?

[@m.143.5]

I've heard that at times , it bleaches some fabrics so doing like a patch test might be best for you

[@shreya3702]

Thankyou

[@likbhj6896]

I wanna ask would using 40 volume helps? and can I dilute it back to 20 volume? Thanks for your useful content!

[@artbynieceykinz]

omg can you do ink!!! like tattoo or pen ink

[@waifubot3609]

it worked i had a white sweater just used hydro peroxide and chlorox spray thingy for stains. it made my finger white but the blood is gone :)

[@theresadean7978]

Where do you get 20% hydrogen peroxide ??

[@melancholiamusic2799]

Order it. Or order 30%, but be careful it can burn skin

[@leannevuellon5963]

On Amazon

[@likbhj6896]

Underrated content! Could you please teach us how to remove sweat stains from headphones? It would help us a lot, as the only thing we know to do is to buy a new pair of ear cups. Thankssssss!!!!!!

[@coppersewagedoor3760]

hi love your content, im currently cleaning teeth, and they are covered in dried blood. i followed all your steps and it wont come off, i dont know what to do 😣 im hoping to leave the teeth looking nicely done for some jewelry, but at this point ill just have to be wearing bloody teeth as a necklace 😢😢

[@coppersewagedoor3760]

hi wanted to say, i got it situated, only problem now is the skin, thank you, 💯 works guys

[@atwkim85]

I tried your method on dried blood and it worked! But now I got moist styptic powder on my white shirt and it's very stubborn. Do you know what I can do to get rid of it? Thank you in advance

[@nivasinik6184]

Paint stain on bed how to remove it

[@SamriddhiSharma128]

paint thinner.

[@elainep279]

Hi will this work with betadine stain???

[@patsybrown2337]

Thank you so much ❤

[@juliaparrales5480]

Thank you!!!🙏🏽

[@warwickchaseling1451]

Is household ammonia the same as cloudy ammonia?

[@jgpraniestrzelin1666]

👍💪

[@sockruhtease]

Where are you getting all this blood. WHERE ARE THE BODIES?! 😂

[@Nepeta-Leijon]

couldve just asked for their own blood back after a blood test

[@susanpitt4742]

Worked a treat. Advice with platic cups good too. Tanks.

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[@lcarprin]

Where do you get 20%? All I see in stores are 3%

[@tgreen6205]

It’s the stuff you use on your hair/at salons. Sally’s beauty or any store you can buy hair bleach at

[@milaschipper3336]

This video is inderrated.

[@irondragon8207]

Or just buy a new garment and enjoy half of your day doing something else 😂