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Curmudgeoness

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1. I have had good luck with it myself.
Tue Oct 7, 2014, 07:32 PM
Oct 2014

I can't say what my sheets are made out of, but I had a cat bleed on the sheets. I will admit that I dealt with it immediately. I put it on, let it bubble up, toweled it off and it was faded so I put the H2O2 on again and left it for a while. The spot was gone.

My neighbor had a nose bleed and got blood in a large spot on her carpet, which I expect was synthetic material. She had tried to clean it and couldn't get it out so we tried H2O2 on it. It took four applications and leaving it on for quite a while each time with dabbing it as dry as we could between applications, but you would never know it was there now.

I am sure that you are right about some fabrics being more difficult than others, and I do know that it took persistence on both occasions that I use it, but it is now my first choice for removing any stain that is organic.

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