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beaglex
Sep 26, 2010
Just tried to remove some small spots of blood from carpet with shaving cream and it worked a treat, thanks for the tip :-) -
Summer Wagner
Feb 25, 2010
I just tried the shaving cream method on a few small stains in my pale shag rug. The stains had been there for about three days, though I did a little work with a wet cloth when they were fresh. The rug was clean in no time at all.
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dasmac
Sep 30, 2008
Thanks, my dog had his nails clipped and bled on my best Persian Rug. All these tips were great. I will use them again. My carpet has come up a treat.
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sydney26
Sep 13, 2008
OMG! it works and thank you to my precious syd (she at 26 nov 18, 2007 died in a tragic car accident) for when we went to clean her place she had shaving lotion and I NEVER buy it. FANTASTIC! and lady's don't be so stupid as to us one of those razor blade heel thingys as they will only torture you and I had BLOOD every where!
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sydney26
Sep 13, 2008
OMG! it works and thank you to my precious syd (she at 26 nov 18, 2007 died in a tragic car accident) for when we went to clean her place she had shaving lotion and I NEVER buy it. FANTASTIC! and lady's don't be so stupid as to us one of those razor blade heel thingys as they will only torture you and I had BLOOD every where!
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goofyloofy
Jun 18, 2008
The Barbasol shaving cream method works. I had 30-40 blood spots on light brown carpet that were 10 mins old when I started. Had to go over each stain a few times with a cloth and it took about 45 mins to get rid of them all. Didn't harm the carpet or color.
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goofyloofy
Jun 18, 2008
The Barbasol shaving cream method works. I had 30-40 blood spots on light brown carpet that were 10 mins old when I started. Had to go over each stain a few times with a cloth and it took about 45 mins to get rid of them all. Didn't harm the carpet or color.
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Alihart29
Mar 02, 2008
My 1 1/2 yr old just got a bunch of spatters of blood on our beige carpet and we used the shaving cream method and it worked! We applied a small amount and rubbed with fingers - working it in as a lather. We then used a wash cloth to "scrub" it out ... I repeated the process twice on each spot and it worked! Thanks!
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Alihart29
Mar 02, 2008
My 1 1/2 yr old just got a bunch of spatters of blood on our beige carpet and we used the shaving cream method and it worked! We applied a small amount and rubbed with fingers - working it in as a lather. We then used a wash cloth to "scrub" it out ... I repeated the process twice on each spot and it worked! Thanks!
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Danmax
Feb 04, 2007
My girlfriend dropped a lot of blood on our beige Berber carpet during her 'time' and we tried everything it get it out. Then I read the bit about the shaving cream and I used my Barbasol on it.. rubbed it in with my fingers and then wiped it with a wet cloth. The blood came out immediately. Wow.. great idea. Peter in Vancouver Feb 2007
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Jun 30, 2006
I suffered a hand laceration and dripped blood on the Berber carpet in my apartment. I used 50/50 hydrogen peroxide and water with on a white cloth and blotted the carpet. The blood stain was removed!
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Jun 30, 2006
I suffered a hand laceration and dripped blood on the Berber carpet in my apartment. I used 50/50 hydrogen peroxide and water with on a white cloth and blotted the carpet. The blood stain was removed!
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Nov 22, 2005
For a fresh stain, rinse it under cold water and scrub shampoo into the stain. Rinse with cold water. Baby wipes also work wonders on most fabrics.
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Nov 22, 2005
Blood can also be cleaned out of carpet by using hydrogen peroxide. I use a spray bottle with 1/3 hydrogen peroxide and 2/3 hot water. Spray it on the stain and let it bubble. Then blot/scrub with a cloth. Repeat as necessary until the stain is gone.
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Nov 22, 2005
If it is dried blood stain, this has worked for me. Pour cold water on the stain and then table salt. Just watch the blood soak into the salt. Wait about 1-2 minutes, then take a spoon, dig around stain and vacuum it all up.
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Nov 22, 2005
1. Treat stain with a biomatic enzyme. 2. Use a small carpet extractror with hot water and a fabric softner add to the water 3. Extract the stain and repeat as necessary
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Nov 22, 2005
First blot the stain with a paper towel, then pour peroxide directly on the stain and let sit for about an hour or longer, then rub the stain out. For fabrics, do the same thing but put in washing macchine.
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Nov 22, 2005
Use your own saliva, make sure you haven't had any to eat that could turn the color of the saliva, make sure its clear saliva. Spit on the bloody area. Saliva is an enzyme and breaks down the blood cells, it makes the blood stain disappear.
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Nov 22, 2005
Use Oxi Clean with hot water in the squirt bottle. Pour on dried blood. Let it absorb. Take a cloth, rub gently and stain will disappear.
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Nov 22, 2005
When my nosebleed dripped on my new light color carpet I was disgusted, but I quickly got cold water on a clean white rag and blotted most of it up. I was told by a nurse from Ohio that blood can also be cleaned out of most anything, including carpet, by using a 50/50 hydrogen peroxide and water mixture. I tried this solution and I used a spray bottle, but using 40% hydrogen peroxide and 60% water, (NOTE: I was told a 50/50% solutions works better, but I did not want to take a chance on fading the color of my carpet). But I sprayed the 60/40 hydrogen peroxide/water solution on the blood stain, and towel blotted the stain up with a clean cloth. After three tries it came up, without fading my carpet. Repeat as necessary until the stain is gone.
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Nov 22, 2005
Pour hydrogen peroxide directly on blood stains in carpet - blot with clean cloth
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Nov 22, 2005
If you've gotten your own blood on fabric, there's nothing that cleans it better than your own saliva. Spit on the stain and rub. Kind of gross, but it works perfectly in a pinch.
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Nov 22, 2005
For any blood stains, I like to use hydrogen peroxide. It eats up all blood spots.
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Nov 22, 2005
When my nosebleed dripped on my new light color carpet I was disgusted, but I quickly got cold water on a clean white rag and blotted most of it up. I was told by a nurse from Ohio that blood can also be cleaned out of most anything, including carpet, by using a 50/50 hydrogen peroxide and water mixture. I tried this solution and I used a spray bottle, but using 40% hydrogen peroxide and 60% water, (NOTE: I was told a 50/50% solutions works better, but I did not want to take a chance on fading the color of my carpet). But I sprayed the 60/40 hydrogen peroxide/water solution on the blood stain, and towel blotted the stain up with a clean cloth. After three tries it came up, without fading my carpet. Repeat as necessary until the stain is gone.
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Nov 22, 2005
Pour salt on the stain and it will absorb the blood.
