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05-11-2018 06:14 PM
On removing blood stains from berber carpeting. My little dog took a fall a couple days ago and ripped off 2 toenails. Running all through the living room yelping, leaving blood spots everywhere. I've taken her to the vet to get checked thoroughly, and she'll be ok. I have used a complete bottle of stain remover, 2 tanks of cleaner with water and 2 hours. Thought I had gotten the blood up, but once the carpet completely dried, the spots still show. Thanks for any advice.
05-11-2018 06:35 PM
Straight hydrogen peroxide was used by the RN’s at the donor center whenever a donor got blood on clothing during the donation process.
I got blood on a brand new shirt there the first time I wore it; peroxide removed the blood completely, and did not affect the color of my shirt.
05-11-2018 06:52 PM
Usually soaking then washing an item in COLD water will remove a blood stain.
05-11-2018 06:55 PM
Ditto the hydrogen peroxide. works like a charm. It will foam up when it hits blood. Let it sit a few minutes and blot with a towel. Repeat as neeed.
If you don't have any hp on hand, try cold salt water.
05-11-2018 07:10 PM
I hope puppy is doing ok. Ouch!!
05-11-2018 07:50 PM
05-11-2018 09:38 PM
Please find out how that happened and fix it, as if you haven't already. My cat ran into a drawer pull when I lived in our 1979 5th wheel travel trailer in college and poked a hole into his side with all of the fur too! $800 surgery later, he is fine. I removed all the lower drawer pulls that had these pointed but not sharp bars that were fixed to the drawers with two screws. Horrible 1970s decor! I did have burnt orange shag carpet too! Shag carpet and cat litter do not mix.....I could have had a black hole for a vacuum cleaner and still not able to get it all out of the carpet. I now have litter free boxes.
05-11-2018 11:44 PM
If looking for a commercial product, if the peroxide doesn't work, try Spot Shot. I've never had a stain it didn't get out.
05-12-2018 03:25 AM
@RedTop wrote:Straight hydrogen peroxide was used by the RN’s at the donor center whenever a donor got blood on clothing during the donation process.
I got blood on a brand new shirt there the first time I wore it; peroxide removed the blood completely, and did not affect the color of my shirt.
YES, this really works! Good luck.
05-12-2018 03:45 AM
zout on clothes stains spray & leave it for 1 or 2 days works for me
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