How to get Blood Stains Out of Clothes (2 Easy Steps)

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How to get Blood Stains Out of Clothes (2 Easy Steps)

Having to get blood stains out of clothes is a common frustration that many Australians face, especially if you're prone to nosebleeds, have children or just happen to have an unfortunate accident - involving some blood.

Not to worry though, Team Hudstone are here to help!

Here’s our proven 2-step guide for removing blood stains in clothes as quickly and as easily as possible:

Step 1:

Soak your clothes in cold water and some Hudstone Pre Soaker for 30 mins. This will oxidise the blood stain and break it down.

Step 2:

Wash clothes as normal with Hudstone Laundry Powder, or give it an extra soak if required.

Watch here: This was a week-old blood stain that only took 30 minutes to remove using this technique. 🩸🧼

 

 

Should I use Hot or Cold Water on Blood Stains in Clothes?

It’s important to use cold water when treating blood stains in clothes as hot water can actually set the stain into the fabric, making it even harder to remove.

Why use Hudstone on Blood Stains in Clothes?

Hudstone’s range of laundry products are specifically formulated to tackle tough stains like blood, while still being gentle enough on your clothes.

Our Pre Soaker is enzyme-based, meaning it breaks down the proteins in the blood that cause staining.

It's also safe for all fabrics and colours so you don't have to worry about damaging your clothes while trying to remove the stains.

Additionally, our Washing Powder contains active oxygen which helps to further break down and lift blood stains (and more) from the fabric. We use non-toxic formulas so you don't have to worry about harsh chemicals being left behind on your clothes.

More Tips for Washing & Removing Blood Stains:

  • For fresh stains, rinse with cold water immediately.
  • Always treat the stain as soon as possible to prevent it from setting in.
  • For older or stubborn stains, repeat the soaking and washing process until the stain is completely gone. It may take some extra time, but stick with it.
  • For delicate or expensive clothes, it's always best to avoid using hot water or harsh chemicals. Instead, opt for a gentle detergent and pre-soaking method.

Remember, prevention is always better than cure.

If you know you're prone to bleeding or have children who tend to accidentally get blood on their clothes, consider keeping Hudstone Pre Soaker on hand to quickly and easily treat any stains before they become too difficult to remove.

Don't let blood stains ruin your favourite clothes. With the right products and advice from Hudstone, you can keep your clothes clean and stain-free.

Try out our 2-step method next time you're faced with a pesky blood stain and see the results for yourself!

 

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