Getting blood off of a backpack?

[Poser]

I just let the blood dry and don't worry about it -it fades over time.


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[frankrb3]

I just soaked mine in the bathtub and used a scrub brush, no soap or detergent. Looks great and the stink is gone.

 

[jaredgreen]

I bag my quarters in garbage bags, so there's not a lot of blood to deal with. (Provided I'm not more than a half day from the trailhead)


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[Biggs300]

Like others, I use full strength hydrogen peroxide and then rinse with cold water, after the blood stain is gone. Peroxide is cheaper than most stain removers and it works well.

 

[RMB518]

The hydrogen peroxide trick suggested worked really well.
We have 12% hydrogen peroxide at work which was amazing.
Then filled a trash can with water for a complete cold rinse

 

[jayjay]

Thanks for the info. I got a BullPac bag that has blood all over the inside. I’m going to try the peroxide today.

 

[Kyle C]

I throw peroxide and baking soda in the mix of water, and it seems to do well. Pressure wash off, and enjoy a few battle scars/stains on it. Kinda like a merit badge.

 

[PaHunter86]

Glad I found this post. I will be doing this tonight after packing out my wt buck Monday night.

 

[RMB518]

I just let the blood dry and don't worry about it -it fades over time.


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Probably not the best practice for camping in bear country