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Blood stains - lemon juice and salt



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amother
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Post Today at 11:30 am
has anyone ever tried lemon juice and salt to take out blood stains?

I am asking specifically with this method and not looking for other ideas.


thanks.
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amother
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Post Today at 12:01 pm
Sounds interesting I’d love to hear more about it
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Eastern




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 12:59 pm
I haven’t tried that method (I use ammonia and it works great), but since I have successfully used lemon juice and baking soda (equal parts) to remove hair dye, it makes sense that it would work. Worth a try!
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amother
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Post Today at 1:26 pm
Eastern wrote:
I haven’t tried that method (I use ammonia and it works great), but since I have successfully used lemon juice and baking soda (equal parts) to remove hair dye, it makes sense that it would work. Worth a try!


I have also used ammonia till now but want to stop as its harmful.
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amother
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Post Today at 4:06 pm
Eastern wrote:
I haven’t tried that method (I use ammonia and it works great), but since I have successfully used lemon juice and baking soda (equal parts) to remove hair dye, it makes sense that it would work. Worth a try!


tried. didnt work.

but it doesnt mean anything cos tried ammonia and also didnt help as its a old blood stain so now I need a new thread for old blood stains.
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Molly Weasley  




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 4:32 pm
Try peroxide
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amother
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Post Today at 4:35 pm
Molly Weasley wrote:
Try peroxide


I tied it once. people say it works but I never found it works.

maybe a certain type?
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  Molly Weasley




 
 
    
 

Post Today at 4:37 pm
amother OP wrote:
I tied it once. people say it works but I never found it works.

maybe a certain type?


You have to rub it in, works well with a clean cloth or cotton
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amother
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Post Today at 5:11 pm
Molly Weasley wrote:
You have to rub it in, works well with a clean cloth or cotton



even on old stains?

can you link which one you use? there are diff percentages. no?
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