How To Remove Blood Stains
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Here is a round up of tips and recommendations for stain removers when trying to figure out how to remove blood stains from clothing, carpet, upholstery, and other areas of your home.

Stains are a fact of life, but fortunately other people have been in your shoes before.

This is your chance to share your success stories for removing these stains, or if you need help of your own, get some ideas for how to clean up your stain.

The tips below include DIY and homemade remedies as well as reviews of cleaners and laundry products that have worked for readers for removing these tough stains.

In addition, you can reference my blood stain removal guide here, which includes step by step instructions.

Here are the tips submitted so far:

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Removing From Carpet

Always Use Cold Water To Pretreat

Removing From Laundry

Ammonia As Pretreater

How To Get Out Small Drops From Pin Pricks

Removal From Fabric

Removal From Carpet

Use Shampoo

Techniques For Removing These Spots

Presoaking Tough Stains

Carbona Stain Devil #4 Is My Secret Weapon {Taylor's Review}

Biz & Oxiclean Presoak Is Miracle!

Totally Toddler Pretreater

Shout Pretreater Helped Me

My Secret For Dried Blood

Madame Paulette Stain Removal Kit For Delicate Fabrics

How To Remove From Clothes & Sheets From Nose Bleeds

Spray & Wash Stain Stick Worked

Arm & Hammer Power Gel With Oxiclean Used As Pretreater

Use Fels Naptha Soap

Stain Rx {Taylor's Review}

Ajax Detergent Takes Out Tough Stains

Table Salt To Remove From Clothes

Use Hydrogen Peroxide {From Fabric}

Ammonia Also Works

DIY Tricks For Removing Tough Stains

Using Glass Cleaner, Such As Windex

Use Bar Soap

Biz For Presoaking

Whink Wash Away Laundry Pretreater

Presoak With Tide Free & Gentle

Oxiclean Baby Stain Soaker

Era Free Detergent

Zout Pretreater Spray

Formula 409 For Clothing

Era With Oxi Booster Detergent

Oxydol Liquid With BIZ

ERA Free & Shout Free Do The Job

ALL Mighty Pacs With Stainlifter

Use Hydrogen Peroxide {From Carpet}

Soak In Milk

Era Detergent

Saltwater As Presoak

Taylor's Tips & Instructions

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Unfortunately accidents happen, and some of them end with a little blood spilled.

Once you make sure you or your loved one is OK, and get everyone patched up it is time to tackle those blood stains.

Unfortunately, blood, especially dried blood, can be a difficult stain to remove.

That's exactly what one reader, Amy, recently had to do when she submitted the photo above (also see another one below) of the sheets on her son's bed, after he had one of his frequent nose bleeds.

She said, "My son gets bloody noses at night. A lot. I got all this out with cold water and peroxide then oxygen powder with Tide in a cold wash.

I'd love to hear from even more people sharing their own tips and recommended stain removers for blood spots and drips, just like Amy.

Have you had luck getting blood stains out of a particular surface, such as clothing, carpet, or other areas of your home?

If so, please share your blood stain removal tips with me, specifying how old the blood stain was, and what surface you removed the stain from.

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CAUTION: This website is provided for informational purposes only. It is provided as is, without warranties or guarantees. Some stains and messes just won't come out, and are permanent. Further, some cleaning methods can harm your item, so if what you want to clean or launder is sentimental or expensive call a professional. See disclaimer of liability for more information.