How to Get Blood Stains Out of Clothing

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It's not easy to get rid of blood stains on clothes, particularly if the stain has been there for a while and has soaked into the fabric.

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If you can get to a blood stain quickly, you may be able to remove it using soap and cold water.

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It is recommended to test a tiny area of the garment's lining before using peroxide in case it bleaches the fabric.

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The blood stain should be treated with white vinegar by pouring a tiny quantity over the spot and letting it soak for 10 minutes.

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The blood stain may be covered with a thick paste of cornstarch and cold water.

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Use an enzymatic pretreatment on the stain and scrub it in with a laundry brush.

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