Got your attention 
Anyone squeamish better move on...and, no - I didn't commit a crime 
My teen daughter left me with some beautiful dried in blood stains  . I usually don't mind too much but this is a lovely white garment...
Tried soaking, tried bicarbonate soda paste...to no avail 
I read about hydrogen peroxide. Can that be purchased in a supermarket or the like? Does it actually work without leaving a visible stain?
Or does anybody have any other insights with dried in blood stains?
Or should I just bin said garment?  |
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"I find direct sunlight is great for naturally bleaching out stains. Cold water as well so it doesn't set. "
Wait... Cold water stops the sun from setting?
Fucking hell, how did I not know that before now?  |
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"Salt and cold water soak. Then wash. If that doesn't work its for the bin "
Agree with this but I leave it soaking for 2 weeks in cold, very salty water then rinse and pop in washing machine, should do the trick 
Hot water denatures the proteins so the blood really sets in, big mistake. |
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