Removing blood from carpet

[fisheye216]

Thanks for all of the suggestions. Use some detergent in water-worked well but took a long time to flush it all out with a hose.

[Phoenix Jim]

Bass boat saver.

[Finlander]

Barbasol shaving cream works.

[wmitch2]

I have a tan carpet so blood stains look really bad. What I do is, as soon as the fish is delt with, I flush the spot/s with clean bottle water, then take a scrub brush and brush them until the blood is well diluted, flush again, then I blot by standing on paper towel. Works well, but has to be done right away.

[ToyotaKev]

I use this with a small squirt of dawn,

^^^^this...easy peasy...soak and blot

[jp71291]

Folex works great also. Works great around the house also, all kinds of stains.

Best stuff on the market

[Juan Lobo]

Warm beer. Custodian at school said it will clean blood from anything.

That sounds like you'd just replace your blood stain with a stanky beer stain

[Hunna]

50/50 mixture of white vinegar and water or Hydrogen peroxide.

[Dixie Chicken]

There are 2 types of stains. Tannin stain and Protein stain. Blood is a protien stain. Folex is good, hydrogen peroxide works as well. The TRICK is to put a neturalizing solution on it after you extract the stain.

Here's a good link to what both the protein as well as tannin stain removers do, and how to use them.
I've not found a better product, (or products) for the total interior detailing solution. Although I'm a huge fan of Folex for lighter stains.

DO BE CAREFUL with the Meguiar's duo as one will burn skin!

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...-D106-amp-D116

[milligjg]

X 3 for Folex! Get it at Lowes

[Dubee]

Just wait till it fades. No big deal

[lpugh]

Hydrogen peroxide will normally take it out

If this don't do it, nothing will. May not come out after it has set up though

[fisheye216]

Off topic a little, but how many of you pour soda over the gills of a bleeder, and does it work?

[Fishfinger]

Fredo, I know it was you.

[pavi69]

Email this guy, he is supposed to know how.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Peterson

[ranger521znem]

i had luck squirting windex on the stain then ball up micrifiber rag and scrub it hard may need two applications of course try a small spot but thats my go to AFTER i soak the area with water and scrub with rag.

[ranger521znem]

This chart contains methods for removing common stains and soils:
A. Medium-soft brush, warm soapy water. Rinse. Dry.
B. Vinyl Finish Cleaner or household cleaner such as Fantastik.
C. One tablespoon ammonia, one-fourth cup hydrogen peroxide, threefourths
cup water applied with medium soft brush. Rinse. Dry.
D. Wipe or scrape off excess (chill gum with ice first).
E. Denatured Alcohol. Rinse. Dry.
F. Follow instructions of stain agent
from ranger manual

[ranger521znem]

DO NOT USE
Fo rmula 409
M u rp hy ’s Oil Soap
Simple Green
DC Plus
A rm o r A l l
Top Kote Sealant
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O range 88 Degr e a s e r
R o l l - O f f
Bleach/Baking Soda
Tu rtle Wax Tar Remove r
A P C O
Harbor Mate

[JER-1 BIG BASS]

Peroxide, that’s how smart medical tech and such keep blood outa white. I use cotton balls soaked in peroxide, pulls the blood into cotton balls. I guess a rag might work. Guaranteed cotton balls work