Removing blood from sheets

2010-12-12 08:08:03

#51

Kmar: Truth is my Bitch; +5,695|6813|132 and Bush

Trotskygrad wrote:
Kmar wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:

So you think really hot? Hmmm, now I'm not sure what to do.
I've read before that hot water =/= cleaner sheets. .. that it was a common misconception. Might not apply to blood though. Prolly just generally speaking.

I've also heard adding a little bit of white vinegar will help with tough stains.
nar mate, it's all about the rubbing (no pun intended)

cold water is BEST for sheets, you soak cold, you wash cold.

I always wash in cold. Always.

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2010-12-12 08:09:09

#52

Hurricane2k9: Pendulous Sweaty Balls; +1,538|5914|College Park, MD

I was in warm, I figure it works better. Plus I don't have that cold wash detergent.

edit: I mean for clothes

Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2010-12-12 08:09:23)

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2010-12-12 08:12:12

#53

unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,053|6984|PNW

*backs out of thread*

2010-12-12 08:17:36

#54

Kmar: Truth is my Bitch; +5,695|6813|132 and Bush

unnamednewbie13 wrote:
*backs out of thread*

You dont know what youre missing

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2010-12-12 08:31:34

#55

mikkel: Member; +383|6814

Do a research noob.

2010-12-12 08:31:43

#56

Doctor Strangelove: Real Battlefield Veterinarian.; +1,758|6681

ghettoperson wrote:
Doctor Strangelove wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:

Hahahaha, no I didn't! It was from a girl, but it wasn't what it sounds like. Basically she scraped her knee earlier in the night, and then broke the scab by knocking it on the wall next to my bed. I didn't realise at the time, but now it pretty much looks like I killed someone.
Well that's hella believable.
Ok, what do you think happened?

She menstruated in your bed.

2010-12-12 08:33:24

#57

jsnipy: ...; +3,276|6735|...

Trotskygrad wrote:
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2010-12-12 08:40:25

#58

Kmar: Truth is my Bitch; +5,695|6813|132 and Bush

ghettoperson wrote:
Hahahaha, no I didn't! It was from a girl, but it wasn't what it sounds like. Basically she scraped her knee earlier in the night, and then broke the scab by knocking it on the wall next to my bed. I didn't realise at the time, but now it pretty much looks like I killed someone.

How well do you know her? Has she been tested?

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2010-12-12 08:50:02

#59

Jaekus: I'm the matchstick that you'll never lose; +957|5391|Sydney

I've had it happen from ex girlfriend during sex and we realised afterwards. Happened a couple times, didn't bother me much.

2010-12-12 08:54:34

#60

PrivateVendetta: I DEMAND XMAS THEME; +704|6404|Roma

Kmar wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
Kmar wrote:

I've read before that hot water =/= cleaner sheets. .. that it was a common misconception. Might not apply to blood though. Prolly just generally speaking.

I've also heard adding a little bit of white vinegar will help with tough stains.
nar mate, it's all about the rubbing (no pun intended)

cold water is BEST for sheets, you soak cold, you wash cold.
I always wash in cold. Always.

I've said it before, most detergents are biological now. Biological = enzymes which die when in a bit more then body temp. (37C) so if you wash in hot, you make the detergent pretty much useless.

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2010-12-12 09:08:22

#61

DesertFox-: The very model of a modern major general; +796|6897|United States of America

PrivateVendetta wrote:
Kmar wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
nar mate, it's all about the rubbing (no pun intended)

cold water is BEST for sheets, you soak cold, you wash cold.
I always wash in cold. Always.
I've said it before, most detergents are biological now. Biological = enzymes which die when in a bit more then body temp. (37C) so if you wash in hot, you make the detergent pretty much useless.

You sure? I don't think I've heard anything about my detergent being full of enzymes.

EDIT: I'll be damned. "Ingredients include biodegradable surfacants and enzymes"

Even so, I imagine the manufacturer takes that into account that people still wash hot quite a lot.

Last edited by DesertFox- (2010-12-12 09:10:32)

2010-12-12 09:10:23

#62

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2010-12-12 09:48:39

#63

ghettoperson: Member; +1,943|6862

Kmar wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:
Hahahaha, no I didn't! It was from a girl, but it wasn't what it sounds like. Basically she scraped her knee earlier in the night, and then broke the scab by knocking it on the wall next to my bed. I didn't realise at the time, but now it pretty much looks like I killed someone.
How well do you know her? Has she been tested?

Well I don't exactly know what her name was...

2010-12-12 10:20:15

#64

FloppY_: +1,010|6498|Denmark aka Automotive Hell

You are supposed to cover the room with plastic first, silly

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2010-12-12 10:37:06

#65

Trotskygrad: бля; +354|6212|Vortex Ring State

DesertFox- wrote:
PrivateVendetta wrote:
Kmar wrote:

I always wash in cold. Always.
I've said it before, most detergents are biological now. Biological = enzymes which die when in a bit more then body temp. (37C) so if you wash in hot, you make the detergent pretty much useless.
You sure? I don't think I've heard anything about my detergent being full of enzymes.

EDIT: I'll be damned. "Ingredients include biodegradable surfacants and enzymes"

Even so, I imagine the manufacturer takes that into account that people still wash hot quite a lot.

proteins denature at high temperatures, enzymes == proteins

2010-12-12 10:37:38

#66

PrivateVendetta: I DEMAND XMAS THEME; +704|6404|Roma

Wiki wrote:
The enzymes in biological detergents enable effective cleaning at lower temperatures than required by normal detergents, but are denatured at higher temperatures[1]—about 40 °C is recommended.[2]

Suite101 wrote:
Enzymes Allow Low-Temperature Washing
The addition of biological agents called enzymes, improves the performance of laundry detergents at lower temperatures. Most of these biochemicals work at temperatures of around 30 to 40 degrees Celsius, and they work by breaking down the constituents of dirt and stains. Originally biological detergents used proteases, which are enzymes which break down proteins, a major component of dirt, but now washing detergents also contain amylases, lipases and cellulases. These additional enzymes combine their actions to break down a wide range of chemicals in stains and are remarkably effective in washing clothes at lower temperatures, saving the consumer money and reducing the quantity of energy used.

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2010-12-12 10:53:37

#67

Uzique: dasein.; +2,865|6683

ghetto this is why i use a clear plastic sheet when i have virgins over

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2010-12-12 10:55:36

#68

FatherTed: xD; +3,936|6712|so randum

make her clean it?

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2010-12-12 11:48:08

#69

Hunter/Jumper: Member; +117|6567

ghettoperson wrote:
Long story short, there's blood all over my sheets. I promise I didn't kill anyone. How can I get it out? Will sticking it in the washing machine work or not? Google suggests rubbing it with cold water for ages, but that seems like far too much effort for the amount involved. Anyone done this before?

Aren't you the guy who gets a new computer once a year ? WTF buy new sheets !

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2010-12-12 12:05:48

#70

GR34: Member; +215|6757|ALBERTA> CANADA

new sheets?

2010-12-12 12:07:47

#71

ghettoperson: Member; +1,943|6862

Hunter/Jumper wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:
Long story short, there's blood all over my sheets. I promise I didn't kill anyone. How can I get it out? Will sticking it in the washing machine work or not? Google suggests rubbing it with cold water for ages, but that seems like far too much effort for the amount involved. Anyone done this before?
Aren't you the guy who gets a new computer once a year ? WTF buy new sheets !

~ old ones in trash can a couple blocks away...just in case !

Huh? I've had this computer since 2007, I think you're confusing me with someone else. Either way, whilst I'm aware new sheets would not be very expensive, I need something to sleep on tonight, and I'm not going to throw something perfectly good away without trying to sort it out first.

2010-12-12 12:11:25

#72

mtb0minime: minimember; +2,418|6867

Wash/rinse in cold water.

Next time use a smaller dildo and more lube.

2010-12-12 12:33:28

#73

Ty: Mass Media Casualty; +2,398|6987|Noizyland

Baking soda. Don't ask me how I know that.

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2010-12-12 12:38:18

#74

ghettoperson: Member; +1,943|6862

Well, I put them through the wash on 30C and it seems to have mostly come out, so I've stuck them through on another run in the hope that it'll get the remaining bits out. It's not very noticeable on the duvet cover any more, so I'll bleach the sheets if they still won't come clean.

2010-12-12 12:40:27

#75

mtb0minime: minimember; +2,418|6867

30C isn't very cold You risk permanently staining them.

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