How to Remove Stains and Sanitize
Medically Reviewed by Poonam Sachdev on September 04, 2024
Written by Madeline Laguaite
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Removing Stains Safely
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General Tips
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Blood on Clothes
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Blood on Carpet
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Urine, Mucus, or Baby Formula on Clothes
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What if They're On Carpet?
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Vomit or Feces
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Mildew
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Wine on Clothes
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Wine on Carpet
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Lip Balm or Lipstick on Clothes
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Lip Balm or Lipstick on Carpet
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Grass on Clothes
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Grass on Carpet
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Chocolate
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Wax
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Coffee or Tea on Clothes
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Coffee on Carpet
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Tea on Carpet
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Sweat on Clothing
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After You're Done
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SOURCES: Oklahoma City County Health Department: “Clean-up Procedures for Vomit and Diarrhea.” College of Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Georgia: “Remove Stains from Blood.” University of Illinois: “Stain Solutions: Urine,” “Stain Solutions: Mucous,” “Stain Solutions: Baby Formula,” “Stain Solutions: Wine,” “Stain Solutions: Lipstick and Lipbalm,” “Stain Solutions: Chocolate, Cocoa.” University of Missouri: “How to Prevent and Remove Mildew — Home Methods.” Columbia University: "Sweat, fabric dye, oh my!"
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