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How to Clean Blood Or Grease Stains
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Coca Cola works great in getting tough grease stains out. I didn’t believe it until I tried it. Just apply it to the stain before the wash and pour some of it in the washer as well and the phospheric acid will lift the stain (and yes the soda will stain it more but that is the whole point in throwing it in the wash!) Many state troopers carry a gallon of it in their trunks because it helps get the blood off the roads. Imagine what it is doing to our system when we drink it!
The products I have found that remove blood and grass stains are peroxide and rubbing alcohol,neither of them fade the clothes.
As for grease removal,regular Dawn dish washing liquid works perfect.
Just rub onto spot and throw it into the washer.
If you get blood or grease on your clothes, use Awesome and it will come out without a problem. Awesome can be bought at Dollar Tree stores.
My mother always told me that Fells Naptha, a bar of soap you can ususally find in the laundry aisle in a grocery store, is great for any kind of stain removal. Just wet the bar, rub it on the stain and watch the magic! Stubborn stains may require a few applications and presoak. Good on blood, grease, grass stains, etc…
I use regular hairspray. Spray it good and throw it in the wash.
Works like a charm.
Murpheys oil takes out EVERYTHING!