To me, blood can always be a tad tricky when it comes to removing it from carpet fibers. Here’s my simple solution:
Step 1. Carefully dab blood spattering with cold water. Use a clean white cloth (or paper towel).
Step 2. Any excess blood left can be removed with a few drops of dishwashing detergent mixed with cold water.
Step 3. Repeat process as needed.
Step 4. As a precaution leave a fan blowing on the area for about an hour or ‘til completely dried.
That's handy information, I'll pass it along to the senator at once.
ReplyDeletegood to know for future reference. Not that I'll need it, I'm just saying....
ReplyDeleteI prefer the kosher way of bleeding whores (except in the bathroom, not a slaughterhouse). No muss, no fuss!
ReplyDeleteHow often have you done this? I keep a spray bottle of peroxide around, for all those bloody bodies. Next post should give advice on hiding the dead ones. Never know when I might need to take notes.
ReplyDeletei'm almost ashamed to say that this is the most useful piece of advice i've received in months... any tips for the dead hooker smell in the van?
ReplyDeleteHave you seen Sunshine Cleaning? Truly awesome movie!
ReplyDeleteAs a really good precaution, get an alibi....
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What about one of those steam mops they have infomercials on? It looks pretty damn cool and might work better/faster.
ReplyDeleteWait a minute.... A sham wow won't work?
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