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Idea Exchange: Get rid of stubborn blood stains
To get blood off drapes, wraps, or scrubs, spray the fabric with Antibacterial Fantastik All Purpose Heavy Duty Cleaner (S.C. Johnson & Son) while the blood is wet.
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To get blood off drapes, wraps, or scrubs, spray the fabric with Antibacterial Fantastik All Purpose Heavy Duty Cleaner (S.C. Johnson & Son) while the blood is wet. The blood will disintegrate, and there will be no bleachlike aftereffects. Launder as usual.
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Dr. Shirley S. Koshi
New York City, N.Y.
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