What about the sheets when menstruation comes? It is troublesome to wash the sheets when they are big.

Hello! The sheets are just stained with blood, so they can't be washed with hot water. The high temperature of hot water will denature and solidify protein, and the stains will be more difficult to wash off. It is recommended to dilute it with cold water first, and then clean it according to the following methods. Long-term stubborn blood stains can be directly removed by the following methods:

1. After the sheets are completely dried, apply the original liquid of special laundry detergent for blue moon hand washing on the stains to completely cover the stains. After standing for 5 minutes (gently rubbing), add blue moon laundry detergent for routine washing;

2. If the above method can't remove the stain, then

(1) white cotton, linen and polyester sheets: add 1 bottle cap (40g) with blue moonlight and white clothes stains (600g specification) into half a basin of water, stir well, soak in the sheets for 30min, and rinse off. If the stain is still not removed after soaking for 2 hours, take out the sheets, add 1 bottle cap into the basin, stir well, and put the sheets into the basin to continue soaking. The cumulative soaking time shall not exceed 6 hours.

(2) White sheets made of colored materials: put the clothes into the basin and stick the stained parts on the bottom of the basin. Dip the bottle cap (600g specification) with blue moonlight color clothes, and measure the blue moon collar of1/4g bottle cap (10g) and1/4g bottle cap (10g) stained with colored clothes. If the stain is still not removed after 2 hours, the standing time can be extended to overnight.

Note: the color stain of white clothes is suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester cotton, cotton and linen fabrics. Please do not use it for chlorine-free bleached clothes such as silk wool, spandex and nylon. Do not use the stock solution directly. Color stains on colored clothes are not suitable for faded clothes and dry cleaning clothes. Avoid touching metal buttons, zippers, metal ornaments, etc. Avoid direct sunlight on clothes.