I Really Don't Like...

Kenna · 08-06-2010, 09:15 AM

being so worn out....

theoddz · 08-06-2010, 09:55 AM

I really don't like having to clean up all the blood spots I left on the carpet (and tile, too!!!) last night after I cut my foot (and then walked around not knowing I was bleeding). I sure hope this bottle of stain remover works on dried blood, too, because I see I might have missed a couple of spots.

Dammit.

~Theo~

chefhmboyrd · 08-06-2010, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by theoddz

I really don't like having to clean up all the blood spots I left on the carpet (and tile, too!!!) last night after I cut my foot (and then walked around not knowing I was bleeding). I sure hope this bottle of stain remover works on dried blood, too, because I see I might have missed a couple of spots.

Dammit.

~Theo~

you can use your own spittle to get blood out, just your own though. it's an enzyme thing

jenny · 08-06-2010, 10:08 AM

Dolls. You know, the kind they sell on QVC, or in the backs of ladies' magazines? The kind people collect and put in glass cabinets.

Creepy beyond belief.

theoddz · 08-06-2010, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by chefhmboyrd

you can use your own spittle to get blood out, just your own though. it's an enzyme thing

Wow, that'd be a lot of spit I'd have to come up with.

I really, really got it all over the place and didn't even notice it until I'd walked all over.

In the health care business, we all know that hydrogen peroxide is great for getting blood out of fabrics. I've used hydrogen peroxide to get blood out of my scrubs on occasion, so I know that works pretty good. I don't want to take a chance of it bleaching the color out of my carpet.

Thanks for the suggestion, tho. I shall keep it in mind.

~Theo~

Kenna · 08-06-2010, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by theoddz

Wow, that'd be a lot of spit I'd have to come up with.

I really, really got it all over the place and didn't even notice it until I'd walked all over.

In the health care business, we all know that hydrogen peroxide is great for getting blood out of fabrics. I've used hydrogen peroxide to get blood out of my scrubs on occasion, so I know that works pretty good. I don't want to take a chance of it bleaching the color out of my carpet.

Thanks for the suggestion, tho. I shall keep it in mind.

~Theo~

Try this....

It works GREAT and I've never had it bleach out fabric or carpet. I've used it on my jeans (after soaking it a bit) and light tan carpet after cutting my hand bad.

In the spirit of the thread... I really don't like how the Carolina Orange Clay stains my nice jeans and my feet never seem to stay clean since I moved to the farm.

Soon · 08-06-2010, 11:20 AM

...that the weather forecast isn't looking so good for our holiday

AtLast · 08-06-2010, 11:50 AM

I really don't like the amount of sexism that gets posted on the site.

Jesse · 08-06-2010, 10:48 AM

Peroxide will get blood out. Do a test spot first as it will bleach out some fabrics.

Quote:

Originally Posted by theoddz

I really don't like having to clean up all the blood spots I left on the carpet (and tile, too!!!) last night after I cut my foot (and then walked around not knowing I was bleeding). I sure hope this bottle of stain remover works on dried blood, too, because I see I might have missed a couple of spots.

Dammit.

~Theo~

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