poked my pinkie changing strings yesterday. bled like a stuck pig. dripped on the floor before I realized how oozy it was. Didn't see the drop on my pants until now, 24 hours later.
how to get that out? Suggestions?
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poked my pinkie changing strings yesterday. bled like a stuck pig. dripped on the floor before I realized how oozy it was. Didn't see the drop on my pants until now, 24 hours later.
how to get that out? Suggestions?
Hydrogen PeroxideQuote:
Originally Posted by DanTheBluesMan
Vampire nanobots.
Blood stains on fabric?
Cold water.
Lots and lots of cold water. Followed by an enzyme cleaner. Cold water wash.
Us geezers who drank all day from garden hoses learned how fast water from a garden hose removes the blood stains on or shirts, trousers, and occasional dress.
LMAO!Quote:
Originally Posted by VibroCount
What part of Sacramento, VC?
I grew up in North Highlands.
sounds expensive, and are they High Efficiency rated? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by phantomman
Just to differentiate, we're talking about days old dried blood vs fresh. We're not cleaning up Marvin in the back seat in under 40 minutes before Bonnie gets home.