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Removing Blood Stains From Fake Fur?

Does anyone know a way to get blood out of fake fur? It's 75% acryilic, 25% wool with a cotton back and is machine washable. It's not a big stain and not too deep either-my nose just suddenly started gushing with blood and I couldn't move it out of the way quick enough! Any help is appreciated greatly,

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Catherine from England

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By Joanne (Guest Post)
February 15, 20050 found this helpful

Hydrogen Peroxide will remove blood. Just pour it on and watch it instantly disappear. Dryed blood might need a little more time to soak.

 
By (Guest Post)
February 15, 20050 found this helpful

If your article of clothing is able to take it, get the hand cleaner that the mechanics use (often called Goop, Orange Cleaner..or you can get some even geared towards clothing stain removal if you go to places like Dollar General or Family Dollar). These items cost about a dollar. It has worked wonders for my family's laundry and my husband works at a slaughterhouse.

 
By annie (Guest Post)
February 15, 20050 found this helpful

Pour or dribble plain ammonia over it and then give it a little time to soak in. Rinse well. Works everytime

 

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