How to wash the blood stains on the sheets to wash them thoroughly

There are blood stains on the sheets, which cannot be washed with hot water, the high temperature of hot water will denature and coagulate the protein, and the stains are more difficult to wash off, it is recommended to wash them with cold water, the method is as follows:

1. Rinse the stain with cold water to make the stain as watertight as possible;

2. Apply the original solution of the special laundry detergent for hand washing with Blue Moon to the stains, completely cover the stains, let it stand for 5 minutes (you can gently scrub it), and add Blue Moon laundry detergent for regular washing;

3. If the stain still cannot be removed after the above methods, then.

1) White cotton and linen polyester sheets: Add 1 cap (40g) of blue moonshine and white clothes (600g specification) to half a basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, soak in white sheets for 30 minutes, rinse well. If there is still no stain after soaking for 2 hours, take out the sheets, add 1 cap of this product to the basin, stir well, put in the sheets and continue soaking.

The cumulative soaking time should not exceed 6 hours.

2) Bed sheets of other materials or colors: Put the sheets into the basin, stick the stains to the bottom of the basin, use the blue moonlight color clothes (600g specification) bottle cap to measure 1 4 caps (10 grams) of colored clothes and 1 4 bottle caps (10 grams) of blue moon collars, pour them on the stains, cover the stains with other non-stained parts of the sheets, prevent air drying, let stand for 2 hours, and rinse clean. If the stain persists after 2 hours, add an appropriate amount of water to moisten the whole sheet and leave it overnight.

Precautions: Colored clothes are not suitable for fading clothes and dry cleaning, avoid touching metal buttons, zippers, metal ornaments, etc. on clothing, and avoid direct sunlight when using. White clothes are suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester cotton, cotton and linen fabrics, do not use silk wool, spandex, nylon and other non-chlorine bleaching clothes, do not directly use the original solution.

If you have any other laundry questions, please feel free to consult Blue Moon Scientific Laundry.

If your clothing gets stained with blood, rinse it off immediately with water. However, if the blood stain has been stained for a long time, it needs to be carefully washed with laundry detergent, and it needs to be bleached with bleach powder after washing.

Sometimes, however, yellow marks remain on the garment after bleaching, which is caused by the action of the iron component in the blood. Here's an easy way to get rid of blood stains, which is to remove blood stains with radish puree, because the amylase component in radish puree has a bleaching effect. Here's how:

Mash the radish into a puree, wrap it in gauze and gently wipe the bloodied part.

For the blood stains on the clothes that have not dried, they cannot be removed with hot water, because this will make the blood stains more solid, and it is not easy to remove. Rinse with cold water and soap-based detergent to quickly remove blood stains. As for the old blood stains, you can drop the juice of carrots or white radishes on the blood stains and gently rub them to remove them cleanly.

1. Old blood stains on the sheets can be washed with lemon juice and salt water. After the blood stains are removed, rinse with water.

2. It can be washed off with oxalic acid concentrate, which can turn the iron in the blood stains into a colorless substance and dissolve it into water. Because the blood contains protein, the protein is not easy to dissolve when heated, so hot water is not used to remove blood stains.

3. Use radish juice, smear radish juice or radish puree on the blood stains, then wash with soap or laundry detergent, and finally wash with water.

4. If it is stained with blood, it should be put into cold water immediately and washed with medicated soap. Because when the blood is not coagulated, the iron in heme is in the form of ferrous iron, which is soluble in water. Over time, the ferrous in the heme is oxidized to ferric iron, which coagulates together with the protein, and it is difficult to wash off the blood spots that form blood spots on the fabric.

5. For stubborn blood stains that have been stuck for a long time, they cannot be removed by general washing methods. It is recommended that you use a professional detergent to remove stale blood stains.