How to Remove Blood Stains on a Couch
Accidents can happen that lead to blood stains on furniture. Your son has a nosebleed that leaves a mess on your couch or your daughter jumps on the couch with a newly bloodied knee and the next thing you know you have a blood stain on your pristine furniture. Thankfully, blood stains can be removed.
Things You Will Need
- Cloth
- Cleaner that contains enzymes
- Toothbrush
- Towel
-
Wet a cloth and blot it on the stain to moisten it.
-
Apply a cleaner that contains enzymes to the stain. Quick'n Brite and Zout are two examples of cleaners that contain enzymes.
-
Rub a toothbrush in a circular motion over the stain, so the cleaner can penetrate the couch's fabric.
-
Wipe away any blood that is lifted out with a clean towel.
-
Wash off the stain remover by rubbing a damp cloth on the area. Let the moisture air dry.
-
Repeat this process if necessary.
The Drip Cap
- Accidents can happen that lead to blood stains on furniture.
- Apply a cleaner that contains enzymes to the stain.
- Repeat this process if necessary.
References
Writer Bio
Megan Richardson began her career as a freelance writer and editor in 2009. She has experience in public relations and event planning, and she worked as a writer's assistant to a published author for more than a year. Her work has also appeared in "The Daily Sentinel." Richardson holds a Bachelor of Arts in communication and journalism from Stephen F. Austin State University
Photo Credits
- Ablestock.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images
- Ablestock.com/AbleStock.com/Getty Images
More Articles
