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3 Easy Steps to Get Rid of Those Stubborn Bloodstains on Your Yoga Pants

Few things are as frustrating as getting a stubborn blood stain on your yoga pants, which can be difficult to remove and are often worsened if you don’t take the right steps to tackle the spot. Fortunately, getting rid of the stains isn’t as difficult as it seems—all it takes is a few simple steps to keep your yoga pants looking and feeling like new.


Updated 10 Mar 2023

By Mateuzs Kowalski

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The first step to removing any kind of stain is to act quickly. For blood stains, the sooner you take action, the easier it will be to remove. You’ll want to begin by rinsing the affected area in cold water.

Once area has been rinsed, prepare a mixture of one part liquid dish soap and three parts water. This solution should be combined in a spray bottle so that it can be sprayed directly onto stain. Allow the solution to sit for five to ten minutes. This process will help to break down molecules of the stain, making it easier to remove.

The next step is to blot the area with a clean white cloth or tissue. Gently press the cloth down on the spot and dab the area until stain lifts. The white cloth will help to absorb stain and will make it easier to remove. Be sure not to rub the fabric into the spot, as this could make stain worse.

Finally, launder your yoga pants as soon as possible. If the stain remains after laundering, you may need to repeat the above steps. Alternatively, you can try soaking the garment in a mixture of warm water and a laundry detergent designed for removing stubborn stains. Once the garment has been soaked, you can proceed with washing it as usual.

Following these steps will ensure that your yoga pants remain looking good and are free from any stubborn blood stains. With a little knowledge and patience, you’ll have your yoga pants back in shape in no time!

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