How do you get blood out of tee-shirts?
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That new product that is made by resolve (Resolve Dual Power) and I think oxyclean. It is a dual bottle and the stuff mixes when you squirt it out. Blood disappears when that stuff sits on it - only takes a minute.
Other answers:
bleach
bleach
Bleach it.
Rinse as much as possible with cold water before washing in cold water w/ detergent and oxy clean
use it as rag, then go to the thrift store and buy 5 more for $1 each
peroxide or use a ice cube that is what i used when my grandaughter cut her foot and had blook all over a white rug
if the blood is fresh, wash it with soap under really cold faucet water. If the stain is old, sorry, but it won't come out. Blood is the one stain that cannot be washed out once it sits, no matter how strong the cleaning agent.
hydrogen peroxide
Use hydrogen peroxide. The blood effervesces leaving the shirt unharmed. But rinse immediately with warm soap and water.
hydrogen peroxide and it is safer on color.
Well, you can try to clean out most of the blood using cold water. After that, use this product called Soilove, it's only a couple of dollars and will take out the blood. Hmm...curious...why DO you need to take blood out of (multiple) t-shirts? J/k. LOL.
Blood can be washed out once it's dried...
Hydrogen peroxide works great....just soak a cotton ball in it and dab, dab, dab.
Just make sure to do a color/material safe test in an inconspicuous corner of the material (under the tag?)
Hydrogen peroxide. It foams up and wipe it away as it foams. Apply more as needed.
Careful, could discolor some fabrics.
Also a product at Walmart called 'Stain-solutions', works pretty well.
(lol kurticus1024)
Lol I hope it's your own from a minor incident or nose bleed and not that of a victim...
Put the t'shirt in the sink with enough water to cover it, and a fairly large amount of soap powder. Hand wash it, rubbing the powder into the stain with your knuckles until the stain fades away. This is a fairly good tactic for any stain removal in truth - I have removed blood, ketchup, and even paint(!) from my clothes this way at various points.
Cold Water.
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If it's fresh blood use hydrogen peroxide. If it's dried or been through the wash already lay it in a pan of cold water and cover the stains with salt. Leave it submerged with the salt for a couple of hours and the stains should lift out.
First fill the washer on low level with cold water. Then add your detergent. Put the item in the washer and just let it pre-soak for about 30 minutes. After 30 minutes spray "Shout" or another stain remover on the stains. Let it sit for another 30 minutes then wash it with your other cold water laundry. Hooray...stain is gone!
Heard this was an old Indian remedy - saliva. The DNA of the two must be identical.
I use peroxide, 2%, and let it set for about 15 minutes. You can also use OxyClean. wash in the warmest temp possible. I aslo found Zout to the very best stain remover of all time. Removes some set in stains.
You can let it soak in detergent and cold water, then wash. You can also buy shout (it really works), or other spray n' wash products
hydrogen peroxide. Soak the stain with it. It'll bubble & foam up. Repeat as necessary. Blot with a clean cloth & launder.
perioxide will get blood out of any fabric. if it is white t-shirts pour the perioxide on the blood spots and wash with a good soap in hot water. if they are colored use cold water.
Soak it in COLD water for about 15-20Min and then scrub it with an old toothbrush and bleach and let it soak some more, the Clorox Gel pen works GREAT. it has a scrubber on one end of it. Cold water should get most of it out.
DO NOT wash in hot or warm water until stain is out, also do NOT put in dryer until stain is out, warm and hot set the stain in and make it permanent.