Blood on a quilted cover/blanket

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Would like to cover it up, but how "it's scattered through a 1' area blood spots.

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  • kikilizzo
    9 months ago

    Good luck if it's old blood. I've had this issue many times with period blood on sheets and stuff. You're stuck with a stain forever.

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  • Cuntsiclestick
    10 months ago

    If the menstrual stains are fresh, washing the spots with hydrogen peroxide helps.

    If the stains are old and already set in, you're stuck with them. Sure, vinegar could help fade them, but it won't get them out completely.

    Btw things like hydrogen peroxide and vinegar will compromise the integrity of the fabric, so use with caution.

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    • Grunewald
      10 months ago

      For this reason I like to use cold water and salt, then warmish (but not hot) water and bar soap.

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  • bbrown95
    9 months ago

    I've found that using some sort of stain remover (something like Spray 'N' Wash, OxyClean, etc.), allowing it to sit, and then washing usually does the trick. It works best if it's fresh, but might still at least fade it if it's older.

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  • RoseIsabella
    9 months ago

    Hydrogen peroxide is tha shiznit!

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  • Damil0716
    10 months ago

    VINEGAR!!!’n

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
    10 months ago

    its illegal to destroy evidence

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