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Inquiring minds want to know how you get underarm wine stains.
Ahahaha - A grammatical error on my part. Made me laugh!
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We keep a bottle in the laundry room for my bloody clothes and one in the medicine cabinet for my bloody cuts. Good tips Ms Tipster...
That's a bloody good idea!
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Great tip Pam, thanks! I've used peroxide for disinfection of cuts, etc., and as a diluted mouthwash but not the other stuff that's listed. I'll definitely try using it to remove blood stains. I've never found anything that works on those stains.
Works great as a stain remover. Works very well on blood if you get to it fairly quickly. Pour a bit on a cloth and dab at your clothing. If the stain has sat for a while, pour some hydrogen peroxide on and let it sit for a couple of hours. It also takes out yellow underarm sweat stains and wine stains. Pour some hydrogen peroxide on and wash normally.
Your saliva is also. It has to be the saliva of the person who bled, but it works pretty good!
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Made me laugh! 
Peroxide is one of those old fashioned inexpensive remedies that works well for so many things.
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