Need help getting rid of the evidence

[channys_mum]

Blood in carpet. I have lessened the stains using bi-carb. I now have brown stain instead of red, and the lighter amounts have gone.  Is there something really good that forensics haven't discovered yet

[*crikey*mate*]

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@twinkles**stars wrote:

Do not use salt! Salt acts as a colour setter....hence the use of salt to stop colour running in the wash.

Soda water is the best bet but as you have already used bi carb this may not help.

Good luck....large pot plant?

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Blood is a protein, not a coloured dye.

The salt works on coca cola spilled on the carpet too BTW

[the_hawk*]

If you have one of those wet vacum cleaners you can flood the area with water and then suck it back out with the blood. Had a large pool on a white carpet once and it worked a treat

[cat_mioux]

Preen for carpets. I don't have carpet, only polished floorboards, but I use Preen for Carpets on my sofa. It gets EVERYTHING out. Red wine, spilled tomato sauce, kitty drool .....

[acacia_pycnantha]

It gets EVERYTHING out. Red wine, spilled tomato sauce, kitty drool ..... colour, pattern . . . just about everything. 🙂

[1966kelso]

dealsdirect has a special on rugs this weeks.......

[kennedia_nigricans]

buy some blood at the butcher and spread it all over so you get the same colour everywhere.

[cat_mioux]

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@acacia_pycnantha wrote:

It gets EVERYTHING out. Red wine, spilled tomato sauce, kitty drool ..... colour, pattern . . . just about everything. 🙂

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Maybe you used it incorrectly?

🙂

[kennedia_nigricans]

maybe he used it on something else than polyester?

[cat_mioux]

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@kennedia_nigricans wrote:

maybe he used it on something else than polyester?

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I didn't realise channy's carpet was made of polyester.

🙂

[channys_mum]

it's not