How Do You Remove Blood Stains From Denim?
Denim is a popular material. Many of us wear jeans regularly, so it is important to get stains out of denim to maintain their wearability. Denim is a durable fabric that is relatively easy to care for. Like most fabrics, getting stains out of denim is dependent upon knowing what to use for stain removal, and getting the stain out before it sets in. Soak the blood-stained denim in a bucket or sink filled with cold water. Make sure the clothing is submerged and saturated. Allow the stain to soak in the water for at least 30 minutes. Check the spot on your denim that has the blood stain. If the stain is still there, add a teaspoon of meat tenderizer to a cup of water. Use this combination to dab the stain out. This should work because meat tenderizer, the enzymatic powder, is designed to break down proteins, and blood is a protein. Soak the denim again if the stain is still there. This time, put a 1/4 cup of liquid detergent, a 1/4 cup of vinegar and a gallon of warm water in a large basi
