I am a nurse and do get spattered with blood on occasion. Hydrogen peroxide
works very well in most cases and has saved many of my shirts. It works well
for both fresh and old blood. It froths up when first applied and the area
will become warm. I rinse well with cold water then launder as usual. On
cotton and cotton/poly I have had no problems with fabric damage. I have never
tried it on silk, linen or wool.
-Kathy> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007
20:29:46 +0100> CC: > Subject: [h-cost] removing blod stains> > I remember i
saw a tv programme from the workshop at Chanel where all the work of the
couturieres was shown.> It happened from time to time, that some of the ladies,
stuck their fingers and bleeded on the haute couture creations, but then they
had a lady they send for who emediately came and removed the blod stains.> What
do you think they used?> I have often wondered about this, and also because
sometimes it happens for myself two.> What do you do?> > Bjarne> >
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