Blood stains -even dried blood stains ... To use hydrogen peroxide for blood stains, apply a generous amount of hydrogen peroxide to the stain, then carefully scrub the area with an old toothbrush.

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Hot water sets stains. If you rinse them in hot water, you're just helping to cook that blood permanently into your clothes. Stick with cold to help flush out what has yet to set.

If you find a blood stain on your clothes or bedding, a doctor has shared a simple cleaning hack that will make the dried stains go away within a few seconds without having to scrub it off ...

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Blood was found on a sock, a lab coat, rubber gloves and medical scrubs. When Le's body was found, she was wearing rubber gloves that she used while working in the lab, but the thumb on one glove ...

If residual blood remains, lather up some soap, and scrub the rest of the stain out with your fingers or a scrub brush. "Regular hand or bath soap works really well on blood," says Kerr. RELATED ...

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