How To Remove Blood Stains

Or Spots From Upholstery

DO IT YOURSELF - TIPS TO REMOVE BLOOD STAINS

Soak or rub washable upholstery fabric with cold water until the blood is almost gone, then wash with warm water and a detergent. To old or stubborn stains apply a few drops of ammonia* and wash again with detergent. On nonwashable fabric, sponge the stain with cold or lukewarm water. Sponging with a little hydrogen peroxide will usually remove any final traces of the blood. If not, use a chlorine bleach, depending on the material.Stains that have been set by heat are very difficult if not impossible to remove.

WARNING: Before making any attempts to remove spot, always test fabric for colorfastness first by applying a small amount of the cleaning solution or chemical on a hidden or unnoticeable area. The tips listed here are not guaranteed to work with every carpet, fabric or upholstered item. When using any chemical or liquid on fabric you should PROCEED WITH CAUTION. If you are unsure as to how your fabric or upholstery might be affected you should call a professional cleaning technician in your area.

Some products like hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, bleach, or alcohol can change or remove the color in some fabrics.

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