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Blood Stain Remover
High-protease formula · Works in cold water · Private label
Blood on underwear or sheets that hot water only set? Rinse cold, spray both sides, rub, wait 5–15 minutes, and wash cold; the blood protein breaks down and the fabric stays intact. Factory-direct private label.
- Blood is mostly protein, and hot water cooks it into the fibers like a boiled egg. Rinse cold from the back first, then treat: a high level of protease breaks the protein into pieces cold water can rinse away, while a chelator and a touch of active oxygen fade the reddish-brown mark hemoglobin leaves.
- General sprays have to cover grease and dye stains and carry limited protease. This targets protein stains like blood with more enzyme plus a little active oxygen. For old dried stains, soak with cold water first and let it sit 15–30 minutes, repeating for dark marks. Never soak a mattress; mist and blot with a cold damp cloth.
- MOQ
- 500 bottles
- Free samples
- Free samples in 3–5 days
- Bulk lead time
- Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved
Product value
What blood stains does it handle?
CleenU Blood Stain Remover treats blood on clothing, sheets, and mattresses.
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- Product type
- High-protease blood stain spray
- Core use
- Fresh and dried blood on clothing, underwear, sheets, towels, and mattress surfaces
- Formula focus
- High-level protease with nonionic surfactants, chelator, and a little hydrogen peroxide, pH 6.5–8.0; fragrance-free.
- Best for
- Period care and laundry brands, Baby and home cleaning brands, Retail and ecommerce channels, Cross-border sellers
Before & after
Before and after (illustration)
Before: a light cotton sheet with an overnight-dried, reddish-brown period stain. After: rinsed cold from the back, sprayed, rubbed, left 15 minutes, and washed cold, the stain is essentially gone with only a very faint trace.
- Before: dried reddish-brown stain
- Rinsed cold, sprayed, 15 minutes, washed cold
- Stain essentially gone
How it works
How blood stains break down
Blood stains are mostly hemoglobin, albumin, and fibrin; as they dry, the proteins denature and bind to fibers, and iron in heme leaves a reddish-brown color. Protease hydrolyzes the protein chains into soluble pieces, a chelator binds the iron, a little hydrogen peroxide oxidizes leftover pigment, and cold water avoids heat-setting the protein.
- Rinse cold from the back
- Spray both sides
- Protease breaks down protein
- Wait 5–15 minutes
- Wash cold
Usage guidance
Use guidance
- Rinse the stain from the back with cold water.
- Spray both sides until saturated, rub with your fingertips, and wait 5–15 minutes (15–30 for old stains).
- Hand wash or machine wash cold; on a mattress, mist lightly, blot with a cold damp cloth, and dry with a fan.
Before you use it
Important notes
- Not for: Hot water
- Not for: Wool, silk, and silk blends
- Not for: Leather and dry-clean-only items
- Not for: Non-colorfast dark fabrics without a test
- Test first for special materials, special equipment, or sensitive scenarios.
Product comparison
How to choose a Blood Stain Remover
Use Blood Stain Remover for blood on clothing and bedding, Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner for carpet and upholstery stains, and Pet Odor Eliminator for pet-area odors.
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| Decision point | Blood Stain Remover | Hot water and detergent |
|---|---|---|
| Blood protein | Broken down by enzymes | Set by heat |
| Reddish-brown mark | Faded by active oxygen | Remains |
| Old stains | Improve after soaking | Very hard |
| On fabric | Gentle in cold water | Heat can damage |
Where Blood Stain Remover stands out
Why blood can't take hot water
Blood is mostly protein, and hot water cooks it into the fibers like a boiled egg. Rinse cold from the back first, then treat: a high level of protease breaks the protein into pieces cold water can rinse away, while a chelator and a touch of active oxygen fade the reddish-brown mark hemoglobin leaves.
How it differs from a general stain spray
General sprays have to cover grease and dye stains and carry limited protease. This targets protein stains like blood with more enzyme plus a little active oxygen. For old dried stains, soak with cold water first and let it sit 15–30 minutes, repeating for dark marks. Never soak a mattress; mist and blot with a cold damp cloth.
Who it's for, where it's used, and when not to use it
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End-use scenarios
When not to use it
Product Specifications and Custom Options
Key product details and custom options for your project.
Product specifications
Product type, cleaning scope, and format.
| Product type | High-protease blood stain spray |
| Surfaces | Cotton, polyester, and blend clothing, underwear, sheets, towels, and mattress surfaces |
| Applications | Period stains on underwear and sheets, Kids' scraped-knee stains, Sports gear and towels |
| Main soils | Fresh and dried blood on clothing, underwear, sheets, towels, and mattress surfaces |
| How to use | Rinse cold, spray both sides, rub, wait 5–15 minutes, wash cold |
| Not for / avoid | Hot water; Wool, silk, and silk blends; Leather and dry-clean-only items; Non-colorfast dark fabrics without a test |
| Size & packaging | 250 mL trigger spray bottle |
| pH | pH 6.5–8.0 (25°C) |
| Scent | Fragrance-free |
| Shelf life & storage | 24 months unopened; store sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and freezing |
B2B custom options
Private label, packaging, MOQ, samples, and delivery.
| OEM/ODM & private label | We run Blood Stain Remover private-label projects from positioning and samples to packaging, production, and delivery. |
| Packaging & labels | Spray or pen, fill size, labels, and kits available |
| Case pack | 24 × 250 mL per case |
| OEM/ODM and private label | Available for project discussion |
| Packaging and labels | Spray or pen, fill size, labels, and kits available |
| MOQ | 500 bottles |
| Sample time | Free samples in 3–5 days |
| Bulk lead time | Scheduled with the order after packaging and labels are approved |
| Documents | SDS/MSDS, TDS, and batch COA provided with quotes |
OEM/ODM project process
Move from product direction and sample review to packaging, production, and delivery for Blood Stain Remover.
Define the buyer and plan
Choose spray or portable pen, lead use (period care, sports, or pet care), and whether to pair it with a lingerie wash.
Free samples
Free samples are usually ready in 3–5 days for project review.
Packaging and labels
Set fill size, format, label language, and directions on cold water only and avoiding wool and silk.
Production and delivery
Standard MOQ is 500 bottles; production is scheduled after packaging and labels are approved.
Why choose CleenU for Blood Stain Remover?
From product positioning and samples to packaging and repeat supply, CleenU supports OEM/ODM projects built around Blood Stain Remover.
High-protease formula
We raise protease levels for blood removal and keep activity stable through a 24-month shelf life.
Women's care kits
Pair it with a lingerie wash for a women's laundry care set.
Sample testing that means something
We plan sample evaluation around fresh, 24-hour, and week-old blood stains on cotton, polyester, and colored fabrics: removal, leftover color, and fading.
Labels and documents ready
Bilingual label copy, SDS/MSDS, TDS, and batch COAs, with warnings and directions prepared for your target market.
Consistent reorders
Every batch is retained and issued a COA, so reorders match on color, scent, and feel.
Formula discussion
Discuss formula direction based on product positioning, target market, and channel selling points.
Packaging and labeling options
Plan packaging format, label language, and shelf presentation around Blood Stain Remover and your target channel.
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Packaging options
Main size: 250 mL trigger spray. Also available: portable stain pen, channel case packs, and women's laundry care kits, with labels and cartons in your branding.
Supporting Documents and Materials
Purchasers usually confirm whether the materials are complete before formal cooperation. Preparing documents in advance helps with quoting, sampling, and channel review.
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Project documents
SDS/MSDS, TDS, batch COA, label directions, and packaging files are provided per project after inquiry.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Find practical answers about Blood Stain Remover, private label, samples, MOQ, documents, and delivery.
Product, use, and procurement
Why does blood need cold water?
Blood is mostly protein, and hot water cooks it into the fibers like a boiled egg. Rinse cold first, then let the enzymes do the work, and it comes out far more easily.
How is this different from a general stain remover?
General stain sprays have to cover grease and dye stains too. This one targets protein stains like blood, with a higher protease level and a touch of active oxygen to fade the reddish-brown mark hemoglobin leaves.
Will it work on old, dried blood?
It helps. Soak the stain with cold water, saturate it with the spray, wait 15–30 minutes, rub, and wash. Repeat for dark stains, or soak in cold water with oxygen bleach powder.
What should we decide first for a private-label blood stain remover?
Format, use case, and kit. A spray or a portable stain pen (period care users want portable), whether to lead with period care, sports, or pet care, and whether to pair it with a lingerie wash as a women's laundry care set.
How fast can we get samples and a first order?
Free samples ship in 3–5 days. MOQ is 500 bottles, and production is scheduled once packaging and labels are approved.
Do I need a blood stain remover if I already use a good detergent?
Yes, for blood you'll get better results pretreating first. Detergent spreads its effort across a whole load and doesn't sit on one spot for long. This spray has a higher protease level and dwells right on the stain, so pretreat, then wash on cold as usual.
Product usage questions
How do I use it?
Rinse the stain from the back with cold water, saturate both sides, rub with your fingertips, wait 5–15 minutes, then hand wash cold or machine wash on cold.
What about blood on sheets or a mattress?
Treat sheets as above and machine wash. For a mattress, don't soak it: mist the spot lightly, let it sit, blot with a cold damp cloth, and dry it with a fan.
Will it fade dark clothes?
It contains a little active oxygen, so test dark or non-colorfast items on an inside seam first. Colorfast fabrics are fine.
What fabrics should I avoid?
Wool, silk, and silk blends, because protease damages protein fibers; also leather and dry-clean-only items.
Does it work on period stains?
Yes. Rinse with cold water, spray, wait 5–10 minutes, then rub and wash.
How do I treat blood on a sofa?
Spray, blot with a cloth without rubbing, and repeat.
Can I use it with detergent?
Yes. Pretreat, then wash as usual.
How do I get blood out of carpet?
Blot, don't scrub. Soak up what you can with a cold damp cloth, mist the stain, let it sit, then keep blotting with a clean cold damp cloth until no more color transfers, and dry with a fan. Skip wool rugs, since protease can damage wool fibers.
Can I still remove blood that went through hot water or the dryer?
You can usually lighten it, but heat-set blood is harder than a stain that never saw heat. Heat cooks the protein into the fibers, so rewet it with cold water, saturate it, wait 15–30 minutes, rub, and wash cold. Repeat or soak cold in oxygen bleach powder, and keep it out of the dryer until the stain is gone.
OEM/ODM customization questions
What can we customize?
Formula direction, scent (mostly fragrance-free), fill size (250 mL spray, stain pen, and more), label design and language, and women's care kits with a lingerie wash.
How should we test samples?
Use fresh, 24-hour, and week-old blood stain swatches on cotton, polyester, and colored fabric, and record stain removal, leftover color, and any fading. That tells you more than a before-and-after photo.
What paperwork comes with a private-label order?
Documents such as SDS/MSDS, TDS, COA, and label copy for your target market are prepared per project. We confirm which ones your order includes when we quote.
Launching your own blood stain remover?
Send us your market, lead use, format, and estimated volume. We'll work through product and directions with you.