Accidents happen, and when bloodstains mar your sheets, swift action can prevent lasting damage. How to get blood out of sheets, start by addressing fresh stains. Rinse the affected area under cold running water, allowing it to flush out as much blood as possible.
Create a paste using a mixture of cold water and salt or hydrogen peroxide, then gently rub it onto the stain. Alternatively, enzymatic cleaners or dish soap can break down the proteins in the blood. Allow the solution to sit for 15-30 minutes before laundering as usual.
For older stains, soak the sheets in cold water with salt or an enzyme-based cleaner before washing. Avoid using warm water, as it can set the stain. Regularly check the stain's progress and reapply treatments if necessary. By following these steps, you can efficiently restore your sheets and bid farewell to bloodstains.
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