Kanookstr

Any body know how to get Blood off white vinyl???

It never fails, every time I have to reach down and work on my engine. I manage to cut myself on something!!!! If it's not a hose clamp, it's a zip tie!!!
Now I have a blood stain that no mater what I try, doesn't come out... Any suggestions that work???
Thanks

Joe

Get a mechanic to do your work!!!!!!!! hahahahahaha.... just kidding!

x-14, followed by conditioner. careful getting it on the stitches...

GLH

Fantastic works but watch to avoid the stitching.

Lmarth

Promise not to laugh, but go to your supermarkrt or drug store and get a bottle of Hydrogen Peroxide. Yes, the stuff women use to bleach their hair. A nurse took a blood sample from me once. It bled through the bandage and got on my dress shirt. Obviously i wasn't happy. She said she could take care of it, which she did with a cotton ball saturated with some liquid. I asked her what it was-Hydrogen Peroxide. Have a bottle that has saved the day many a time. As with anything, be careful. Good Luck!

puder

zepp cleaner and degreaser is a miaracle cleaner.

dulited clorox works well

and i bought these silly vinyl cleaner/protectant towelette wipes yesteday from west marine, they work really really well! for general cleaning did ok on dark strains but for a small new stain they'd prolly work well. they also moistorize and protect or soem ****.

zahndok

H2O2 works great on blood that is freshly spilled. Not on dried blood.

Kanookstr

This stuff is really dry!!! I must of done this Just before storing her for the winter, and didn't notice it till I opened her up a few weeks ago...I so far tried, Simple green, Bleach, comet, WD40, ???

GLH

You should of put her body in a garbage bag before you went out on the lake to dump it, don't you Mass. murderers know anything.

Kanookstr

I know That!!!! It's not my fault the bag broke

Airpacker

try a laundry pre soaker for spot removal, blood is a protien so it can be broken down chemically with the right spot remover.