What should I do after I get the sheets during my period? How to remove blood stains from clothes?

Sometimes, I just changed the sheets and only got a little. I don't want to change them right away, I just want to get that piece off. ...

Then I'll teach you a way, that is, first wet transparent soap with a towel and wipe it a few times, and then wipe the dirty part of the sheets, preferably with cold water. It is easy to remove dirt. When you can't see the obvious red, just wash and wipe the towel ... Note that transparent soap is used.

However, this is only a temporary method. It's best to clean it as soon as possible.

Never use hot water, because blood stains, like the dirt of milk, eggs and other things, are mainly protein, so it will solidify when heated, and the dirt is more difficult to remove. The correct way to remove stains is to wash them with cold water first, and then wipe them with a cloth stained with detergent or hydrogen peroxide after the blood becomes light. If it is difficult to remove blood stains, you can use decontamination soap bubbles for one night and then wash them the next day, which is better.

1. When it is polluted, it should be washed immediately with cold water or light salt water (hot water is forbidden, because the blood contains protein, which will solidify when heated, and will not dissolve easily), and then washed with soap or 10% potassium iodide solution.

2. White radish juice or mashed carrot mixed with salt can remove blood stains from clothes.

3. Wipe the contaminated part with 10% tartaric acid solution, and then rinse it with cold water.

4. It is very effective to remove blood stains with enzyme washing powder.

5. If the pollution lasts for a long time, you can use 10% ammonia water or 3% hydrogen peroxide to wipe the polluted place, and then rinse it with cold water later. If it still can't be cleaned, clean it with 10- 15% oxalic acid solution, and finally rinse it with clear water.

6. Whether it is new or old, it can be cleaned with sulfur soap.

Or, go to the supermarket to buy a color bleach, rub it a little on the dirty menstrual area, and then put it in the washing machine regularly with washing powder, so that the dirty menstrual area will not fade.

There is also a very earthy method, that is, use soil (preferably mountain soil, without sand and broken leaves) and slightly changed, thinner mud, coat it in a red place, dry it and wash it, so that there will never be a' strange smell' and color.

I hope I can help you and adopt it. Thank you.