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So Long Period Stains
Who hasn't had a period stain or two along the way? From undies to fav jeans, period stains can be a royal pain. But happily they're often non-fatal and can be mostly/completley removed.
What period stain removal strategies have you tried and what works best for you?
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Posted by:
lainiebug
on Sep 26, 2011
So Long Period Stains
peroxide, never bleach
If you're just looking for an emergency remedy around the house- don't use bleach!!! Bleach will cause blood stains to turn yellow. Peroxide is good for removing spots of blood on cloth. I learned that going to school for medical assisting- where you practice blood drawing on each other and wear white uniforms.
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4 Ratings
Posted by:
xicyx
on Sep 22, 2011
So Long Period Stains
OxiClean
Soak in OxiClean powder with warm water overnight. Works EVERY time!
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2 Ratings
Posted by:
redwine
on Sep 20, 2011
So Long Period Stains
redwine
Hydrogen peroxide seriously works every time.
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6 Ratings
Posted by:
dsquared
on Dec 28, 2010
So Long Period Stains
best stain removal EVER
For fresh stains, I have found that clorox wipes work amazingly well. All signs of stains vanish! Hope this helps someone.
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3 Ratings
Posted by:
Jlcason
on Sep 29, 2009
So Long Period Stains
Peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide works the best! Takes the stains right out and does not discolor the clothes!
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8 Ratings
Posted by:
Tash12007
on Aug 14, 2009
So Long Period Stains
soap
rinse as soon as possible, and then regular soap and scrub.
I have my "granny"/Cheap undies for my period.
I have my "granny"/Cheap undies for my period.
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5 Ratings
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