How to Remove Blood Stains?

Feat’s Professional Cleaning Guide**

Blood stains are among the toughest stains to remove due to their protein-based structure. Once they dry, they bind tightly to fabric fibers, making them extremely difficult to clean with ordinary methods. However, with the right steps, even stubborn blood stains can be removed effectively.

For first aid treatment, never use hot water on a blood stain. Hot water sets the proteins and makes the stain permanent. Instead, rinse the back of the stained area under plenty of cold water. If the blood stain is fresh, this step alone may significantly lighten or even remove it.
For more persistent stains, soaking the fabric in salty cold water helps loosen the protein residues.

Next, apply Feat Stain Remover directly onto the stain and let it sit for about 10 minutes. Its enzymatic formula works to break down the proteins in the blood, allowing the stain to detach from the fibers. Finally, wash the fabric with an appropriate detergent to completely remove any remaining traces.

With Feat’s powerful formula, even the most stubborn blood stains become manageable—making stain removal quick, easy, and worry-free.