Getting Blood Off Clothes

[knorwj]

hmmm trying to remember 7th grade home economics....ehhh brain hurts now. but I think this is how it goes....

hair spray for ink
peroxide for blood
GoJo (or any other hand cleaner) for greasy/oily things

Let the stuff soak into it, and blot don't rub.
another thing is not to dry it in a dryer until you are satisfied with the results of cleaning it, because using a dryer will set the stain and it will never come out.

[BP2K2Max]

get Zout prewash stain remover. that shit works wonders.

[Gotti]

Originally Posted by BP2K2Max

get Zout prewash stain remover. that shit works wonders.

I'll check that out and the bleach pen.... thanks for all the suggestions guys!

Dont know if i have peroxide in the house

[Sluttypatton]

Dry cleaners anyone? That's the best sure fire method. If they can't get it out, neither can you.

[TypeGsR]

lol u lucky that guy wasnt me i woulda put yo ass in the hospital...hahaha IF U SMEELLLLLL ALALALALALALALALALAAAA WHAT THE ROCK
ISS COOKING

[SniperX13]

no Gotti, I would have thought you would have been more careful, leaving incriminating evidence like just lyng around........

[Gotti]

Originally Posted by Sluttypatton

Dry cleaners anyone? That's the best sure fire method. If they can't get it out, neither can you.

you know what... i think thats the best idea. They wont fuck anything up, an if they do they owe me a new sweatshirt Plus i'm lazy.

About the shoes tho, to get the stiching back to white how should i do it? Would it work if i got a Q-Tip or something, dipped it in bleach and then just dabbed it on the bloody stiching?

I dunno how bleach works... gotta school me!

an type GSR didnt i tell u to put the crack pipe down when you're on AF? LOL

[sameintheend01]

more than a q-tip worth of bleach. several q-tips. try using that clorox blach pen.

[Amish_kid]

Like someone else mentioned, peroxide I've used it before and it works.

[WickedNYCowboy]

Use what Kate(Sex_Angel) mentioned. It does wonders on the horse's blankets. I used it on some old back up ones so I can put them on my bed cause the house is so damn cold at night and during the day for that matter.

Originally Posted by knorwj

hmmm trying to remember 7th grade home economics....ehhh brain hurts now. but I think this is how it goes....

hair spray for ink
peroxide for blood
GoJo (or any other hand cleaner) for greasy/oily things

Let the stuff soak into it, and blot don't rub.
another thing is not to dry it in a dryer until you are satisfied with the results of cleaning it, because using a dryer will set the stain and it will never come out.

he is right. also use cold water to wash it out. if you use hot water, it will make it harder to get out.

[Gotti]

Originally Posted by Amish_kid

Like someone else mentioned, peroxide I've used it before and it works.

what if the peroxide touches colors? will they turn white? An what brands are peroxide, i dont know if i have any of that in the house

[Amish_kid]

Originally Posted by Gotti

what if the peroxide touches colors? will they turn white? An what brands are peroxide, i dont know if i have any of that in the house

get an old shirt and see what happens, I never dealt with it on colors only on whites, well if it was on colors usually it washed out in the laundry

[SeXy_AnGeL]

Originally Posted by Gotti

An what brands are peroxide, i dont know if i have any of that in the house

You should always have peroxide in the house, as a first aid tool...although some people I know just keep a bottle of vodka on hand to kill germs and pain. Usually you can just buy peroxide in the store brand...read the active ingredients though cause sometimes they trick you and its a mixture of things rather than pure peroxide

[ThatRoundHeadedKid]

It's funny how noone mentioned OxyClean. Just add a spoonful to the load.