We encourage the latter and have some high-success cleaning tips for getting rid of any type of annoying, stubborn stain from blood and grass to wine, oil and more. No matter the substance ...

Oil-based stains are notoriously challenging—in part ... Look into refinishing. Blood is a protein stain—add heat and it can become permanent. The key to getting this tough stuff out?

This T-shirt (left over from our laundry detergent testing) looked like a goner with its months-old stains, including pig blood, blueberry, brown butter, bacon grease, and permanent ink.

Detergent works well because it’s designed to break down grease, and since blood contains fatty components, it can help lift the stain. Let it sit for about 10 to 15 minutes, and then rinse it ...

men used grease and oil for their hair. Large stain at the top of the Abraham Lincoln rocking chair inside The Henry Ford. Many people thought the stain was blood, but it was later determined to ...