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Hey I was just wondering if any of you guys have gotten blood on a white gi, and whats the best way to get it out? So far I have been using clorox to get it out but I think its gunna wreck the gi, any other ways that you guys use.
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Post #1 1/11/11 4:09:53PM
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i usually use detergent with color safe bleach in it. it gets rid of the blood and it'll help preserve the color on any patches you have on your gi.
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Post #2 1/11/11 6:58:24PM
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I use a special stain detergent that I found at the store. its called "stain devils" made specifically for blood, rust, and milk. (pretty random combo of stains) but use it with a little hydrogen peroxide on a q-tip and apply directly to the stain but only to the stain otherwise it will turn a white gi yellow.
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Post #3 1/11/11 8:25:37PM
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The power of Oxiclean.
haha I had to do it.
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Post #4 1/12/11 12:16:46AM
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hydrogen peroxide works really good.
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Post #5 1/12/11 12:44:56AM
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Posted by papercut
I use a special stain detergent that I found at the store. its called "stain devils" made specifically for blood, rust, and milk. (pretty random combo of stains) but use it with a little hydrogen peroxide on a q-tip and apply directly to the stain but only to the stain otherwise it will turn a white gi yellow.
This is your best advice. I have a White USC Gameday Matt Barkley jersey that I got from the man himself and **** gets on it all the time. I use this exact technique. Works every time.
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Post #6 1/13/11 12:26:56AM
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Ammonia works...and you don't have to worry about anything turning yellow.
Last edited 1/13/11 8:41AM server time by emfleek
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Post #7 1/13/11 8:40:50AM
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