Making Blood Stains from Scarf a Thing of the Past: Here's How
What do you do with that scarf once it gets stained with blood? Well, instead of giving up on your favorite piece of clothing, use this guide for removing the stain and make your scarf as good as new.
Updated 10 Mar 2023
By Blaž Stančič
Step One: Soak the Scarf in Cold Water
Start by soaking the fabric in cold water, then let the water sit for at least five minutes. If the stain is still there after that, add 1/4 cup of laundry detergent to the water and stir it in. Let it sit for another ten minutes.
Step Two: Scrub the Stain
Use a scrub brush or old toothbrush to gently rub the stain out. You may need to keep adding more detergent and water if the stain doesn't come out quickly. Be sure to rinse the fabric with cold water after the stain is gone.
Step Three: Rinse and Dry
Once the stain is gone, rinse fabric with cold water to remove any excess detergent or dirt. Then lay the scarf flat on a towel and leave it to air dry. Don't put it in the dryer, as the heat may set the stain.
Optional Step Four: Use an Enzyme-Based Stain Remover
If the stain is still visible after the first three steps, try using a special enzyme-based stain remover. This type of remover works best on organic stains like blood, grass, and sweat. Follow the instructions on the label, and test the remover on a hidden spot on the fabric first.
Wrapping Up
The key to getting rid of a blood stain on your scarf is patience and elbow grease. With right techniques and supplies, it's not impossible to remove the stain and salvage your beloved garment. Good luck!
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