As with any stain removal method, when trying to remove a blood stain, you should first try it on a small and invisible spot. It will help you make sure that the fabric or color of your clothing will not be damaged in any way. If the density of blood fluid in the fabric is high, gently press a clean and dry cloth to the stain and reduce its density. Another important detail is that it is beneficial to use cold water. Because hot water will cause the blood to settle permanently and the stain to set.

During your process, prevent the stain from spreading by working from the outside of the blood stain towards the center where the blood is concentrated. Then put the blood-stained clothing in cold water and leave the stained fabric in cold water for about 10 minutes. In the next procedure, check whether the blood stain is reduced.

To remove blood stains, rub the garment in cold water with small movements by rubbing both sides of the garment together slowly and carefully. While doing this, if your clothes are white, you can use Bonex Liquid Detergent. If your clothes are colored, you can use Bonex White& Colors powder Detergent. In the final step of the method, see the amazing results by washing the garment in the washing machine on a suitable program according to the instructions given to remove the stain.