How to Remove Blood Stains from Clothes: Easy and Effective Steps

This article will equip you with the best methods for removing fresh and dried blood stains with the ultimate stain remover, such as This article will equip you with the best methods for removing fresh and dried blood stains with the ultimate stain remover, such as Vanish, which is chlorine bleach-free and fabric-safe and excels in removing tough stains.  

For the hardest-to-remove stains, such as blood, it is advisable to pre-treat or soak and wash the tainted garment with Vanish, which will remove stains, neutralize odors, and eliminate 99.9% of germs.

Rinse the colored clothes stained with blood using cold water and wipe the affected area with a wet paper/cotton towel.

Then, use Vanish Oxi Action Powder for colored clothes to remove stains, neutralize odors, and eliminate 99.9% of germs with color brightening!

For whites, always pre-treat, soak, and wash using Vanish Oxi Action Stain Remover Powder to remove blood stains. This stain remover powder is developed to give amazing stain removal results and keep your whites whiter even after 50 washes.

There are three methods for utilizing Vanish products to eliminate stains: Pre-treat, Soaking, and adding directly to the Wash.

Although pre-treatment and soaking are typically reserved for tough stains, the in-wash method is the simplest and can be combined with pre-treat or soaking.

INSTRUCTIONS

Option 1: Pre Treat

1. Add ¼ scoop (15g) of Vanish Oxi Action Powder in the water (MAX 40°C)
2. Stir for 30 seconds.
3. Apply the mixture directly onto the stain, rub it gently, and let it sit for 10 mins (do not allow Vanish to dry on the fabric. 
4. Wash as usual. 

Option 2: Soak

1. Add 1 scoop (60g) of Vanish Oxi Action Powder in 4L of water.
2. Stir for 30 seconds.
3. Soak colored clothes in the solution for 1h max, and for whites, it's 4h max.
4. Wash as usual. 

Option 3: Wash

Add Vanish Oxi Action Powder to your machine on top of your laundry detergent. Below are the recommended stain remover dosages:

• ½  scoop (30g) for normal stains.

• 1 scoop (60g) for tough & dried stains.

Use cold water to treat blood stains; warm or hot water can set the stain deeper into the fabric.

Always wear gloves when handling blood that is not yours. It will help you protect yourself from infection and germs that can be harmful.

Some fabrics require special care. Therefore, always check the care label on the garment before treating it with stain remover or detergent.

Are old blood stains permanent?

Old or dried blood stains aren’t permanent, but could be challenging. However, for best results in such scenarios, use Vanish Multi-Use Liquid Stain Removal to remove tough and dried stains.  

Can you use vinegar to remove blood stains from fabric?

Yes, vinegar can be used as a blood stain remover. But, using it too much or too often can lead to discoloration or weakening of the fabric’s fiber.  

Can period blood stains be removed?

Yes, although it is assumed differently, period blood stains can be removed using the same steps and Vanish.