Wonnie

Yes, yes, hydrogen peroxide...works like a dream.

Mariposa

I've had good success with using spit, and a little salt. Hydrogen peroxide works too~

Snooze2978

I just had foot surgery and why they give you a white stocking to put over your surgery area is beyond me but yes the area seeped a little. When I put it into the machine with other whites I sprayed it with Spray & Wash. It all came out and it had dried for a couple days before I washed it. Have also used peroxide to get rid of a stain too. Just enough till I see it working then I rinse it out so it doesn't take the color out too. Keep using it till the entire stain is gone, then launder as usual.

cashs_mom

Cold water will take out blood. Even dried on blood. Just soak it in the cold water. You might have to rub it a bit, but it's always worked for me. NO HOT WATER. (Thanks, Grandma )

maxnme01

I use an ice cube and rub over the stains blotting with clean paper towel as I go.

tinliz

This happened to me when a wall hanging. I have no idea where the blood came from. I had my finished top fused to the batting. I gently pulled it back and put a terry cloth under it and dabbed on peroxide with another terry cloth. The stain came out with very little effort. Then I repeated the process with water to remove the peroxide from the fabric.
Hope you were able to get your stain out.

maviskw

I just remembered something from before there was Biz. I used bar soap to rub onto the stain and rubbed the spots together with water until they were gone

psychonurse

I concur, usually it was more than a dab of blood!

sewbizgirl

Haven't tried peroxide... but I do alterations at a bridal shop and for blood on the dresses we have a product that is mostly ammonia. It removes blood.

jillmc

As a retired nurse with 40 yrs of experience, hydrogen peroxide will remove blood from fabric. Just don't store it in anything but the original brown bottle-it will break down into hydrogen and oxygen if exposed to light, and you will be left with a clear container of water!