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classic33
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No bike was injured or put in harms way.I guess I speak for almost everybody in what we really mean is, ‘We hope you are ok.’
*But what about the bike?
Getting blood out.
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PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I find Aerial Gel for cold wash will shift most stains, I often use it to get oily road splash out of my kit. With these biological detergents I like to soak the area, work in the detergent, leave for a few minutes, rinse and repeat as necessary. I don't like to leave a whole garment soaking for hours.
I've also had success with bicarbonate of soda mixed with vinegar.
In both cases with blood I think I'd soak the item cold overnight first. I've no experience with blood stains.
I've also had success with bicarbonate of soda mixed with vinegar.
In both cases with blood I think I'd soak the item cold overnight first. I've no experience with blood stains.
roadrash
cycle chatterer
- Location
- sitting on the edge of wigan pier
as an ex butcher my whites used to be pretty bad , and yes on occasion with my own blood sometimes,.... mrs roadrash says soak in cold water with baking soda then wash as normal on their own
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classic33
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The dried blood on the skin is as awkward remove.
