Removing blood stains can be both tough and frustrating. Because of your busy, over-scheduled life, it's important to remove blood stains as quickly as possible. An oxygen bleach cleaner can do this while preserving the integrity of your article of clothing, carpet, tile grout or an upholstered chair or couch. Blood stain removal is fast and easy when you mix an all-natural, environmentally safe oxygen bleach and apply that solution to the stained object. Nose bleeds are very common. Don't throw away your child's white button-down shirt with the blood on the sleeve. It can be easily cleaned and restored. You'll save time, money and effort when you follow these simple directions on how to remove a blood stain.
Directions for blood stain removal:
- Blood stains on carpet
- Blood stains on clothes
- Blood stains on upholstery
- Blood stians on tile grout
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To effectively remove blood stains, it's better to break the
stain molecule in half or into more than two pieces. When you
do this, the molecule loses its color properties and the carpet or
garment appears spotless. It's an amazing chemical reality
and efficient blood stain remover.
Removing blood stains is very easy if you use an oxygen
bleach. Oxygen bleach contains pure oxygen ions which act
like microscopic missiles that attack stains, but not the object that
got stained. This is very important, as other bleaches are
not as discriminating.
Oxygen bleach proves to be a successful blood stain cleaner and is not
as harsh as the traditional chlorine bleach you may have in your
home. Chlorine bleach is so powerful that the stain-blasting
chlorine ions in the liquid do all sorts of collateral
damage. The chlorine bleach can damage and weaken fibers and
fade or totally remove synthetic dyes. Chlorine bleach also
has a distinctive odor that bothers many people.
Oxygen bleach is rarely this harsh. It has no odor and it's
virtually fabric and color safe for all items. The only
things that are adversely affected by oxygen bleach are wool and silk.
To test how to remove blood stains using oxygen bleach, all you have to
do is mix the oxygen-bleach powder with water, stir it and let it
dissolve. To remove blood stains from carpet, just saturate
the stain with this solution and let it sit for ten or fifteen
minutes. Dab the stained area with a clean towel trying to
blot up the solution. Usually you never have to scrub the
carpet fibers. Remember, though, that you shouldn't use this
on a wool carpet, as discoloration may appear. The longer you
allow the solution to soak, the easier it is to remove the
stain. The oxygen ions are busy breaking apart all the blood
stain molecules while you can work on other chores or relax.
To treat blood stain clothes, mix the solution the same way.
Always use cold water for blood stains. Make enough solution
so the article can be fully immersed. Agitate the article
every 30 minutes if possible to ensure the oxygen solution soaks all
areas. Spot cleaning is not recommended. By soaking
the entire garment, you get the added benefit of deep cleaning any old
residual stains that might be in the fabric.
It's best to work with a fresh blood stain, but Stain Solver oxygen
bleach will
often remove set blood stains or ones that have been in a fabric or
carpet for years. Some people reported success at removing a
blood stain that was eight-years old from cherished hand-knitted
sweaters.
Blood Stains on Carpet
What You'll Need:
- 1 Quart Cold Water
- Mixing Bowl
- Old Towels
- 1 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach
Directions:
Add the Stain Solver powder to the cold water. Stir until completely
dissolved. Saturate stained area of carpet with the solution. Let sit
for 10-15 minutes. Dab the stain with the towels at the end of the wait
period. Repeat if necessary. Allow carpet to dry, and vacuum up any
white powder that may result as the solution dries.
Blood Stains on Clothes
What You'll Need:
- 1-2 Gallons Cold Water
- Clean Five-Gallon Bucket
- 4 - 6 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach
Directions:
Add the Stain Solver powder to the cold water. Stir until completely
dissolved. Place stained garment in the bucket of solution and
completely immerse it. Allow it to soak for several hours, checking
repeatedly to ensure the garment is wet with the solution. After
soaking, the stain should be gone. Immediately wash garment as you
would normally in your washing machine.
Blood Stains on Upholstery
What You'll Need:
- 1 Quart Cold Water
- Mixing Bowl
- Old Towels
- 1 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach
Directions:
Add the Stain Solver powder to the cold water. Stir until completely
dissolved. Saturate stained area of upholstery with the solution. Let
sit for 10-15 minutes. Dab the stain with the towels at the end of the
wait period. Repeat if necessary. Allow upholstery to dry, and vacuum
any white powder that may result as the solution dries.
Blood Stains on Tile Grout
What You'll Need:
- 1 Quart Cold Water
- Mixing Bowl
- Stiff Scrub Brush
- 1 oz. of Stain Solver Oxygen Bleach
Directions:
Add the Stain Solver powder to the cold water. Stir until completely
dissolved. Saturate stained area of tile grout with the solution. Let
sit for 10-15 minutes. Scrub the stain with the brush at the end of the
wait period. Repeat if necessary. Rinse tile with clear water. Any
white residue that remains can be removed with a clean, wet rag.
- Crystal Shagena, Carleton, MI
