Blood on underwear

Under normal circumstances, women should have their period every month. If it comes early, late or not at all, it is an abnormal phenomenon. Some women find blood on their underwear right after their period. If there is blood on the underwear, they must wash it in time. If it is left for too long, it may become difficult to wash off. Here are some ways to wash the blood off your underwear.

Method 1 : If your underwear is stained with menstrual blood, wash it immediately and put some cold water in a basin to soak it. Never use hot water, because blood contains protein, which will denature and coagulate when exposed to heat, making it difficult to wash off.

Method 2: Wash with hydrogen peroxide. This is not common in our daily life, but it is definitely available in pharmacies. If it is convenient, you can buy it.

Method three: Use radish juice to wash, just squeeze the radish you usually eat into juice. Maybe you have never thought that radish has this function. In fact, this method is very useful. You may as well give it a try.

Method 4: Use enzymes to wash clothes. These are sold in supermarkets and we can use them to wash clothes at ordinary times. But remember to soak your underwear when washing it, so that it will be easier to wash off the blood stains.

Method 5: Wash with sulfur soap. It can clean the blood stains no matter they are just now stained or stained a few days ago. However, you need to rub the underwear slowly to wash it clean, so you need to be patient.

Method six: Wash with grape juice mixed with salt. This method is more troublesome. If you happen to have the ingredients on hand, you can try it. It can also wash very clean.

Note:

Washed underwear should be exposed to the sun.

1. When the clothes are dry, apply the hand-washing special laundry detergent to the stains to completely cover the stains. After standing for 5 minutes (you can gently rub and wash), add laundry detergent and wash normally;

※Warm Tips: Blood stains are protein stains, please use cold water to wash. Using hot water will cause the protein to denature and penetrate deep into the clothing fibers, making it more difficult to clean.

2. If the stains cannot be removed by the above methods,

(1) White cotton, linen, and polyester clothing: Add one bottle cap (40 grams) of White Clothes Stain Remover (600g specification) to half a basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, soak the white clothing in it for 30 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. If the stains are still not removed after soaking for 2 hours, take out the clothes, add 1 bottle cap of this product to the basin, stir well, put the clothes in and continue soaking. The cumulative soaking time shall not exceed 6 hours.

(2) Colored and other white clothing: Place the clothing in a basin with the stained area against the bottom of the basin. Use the bottle cap of Colored Stain Cleaner (600g specification) to measure 1/4 bottle cap (10g) of Colored Stain Cleaner and 1/4 bottle cap (10g) of Collar Cleaner, pour them on the stained area, cover the stain with other unstained parts of the clothing to prevent it from drying out, let it sit for 2 hours, and rinse thoroughly. If the stain is still not removed after 2 hours, you can extend the standing time to overnight.

Note:

1. The White Clothes Color Stain Cleaner is suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester-cotton, and cotton-linen fabrics. Do not use it on colored clothes (including white stripes, white checks, and white prints), silk, wool, spandex, nylon, and other clothes that cannot be bleached with chlorine. Do not use the original solution directly.

2. Colored Clothes Stain Remover is not suitable for easily faded clothes or dry-cleaned clothes. When using it, avoid contact with metal buttons, zippers, metal decorations on the clothes and avoid direct sunlight.