Cleaning Dried Blood

Anyone have any tips for cleaning up dried blood?

Fall means hunting season, and my truck beds already covered in dried, baked on blood.

Takes a lot of scrubbing at the car wash.

 

I would use a strong degreaser and a stiff bristle brush. Spray it on and scrub like a crazy mother. Then use a pressure washer to rinse it off. Unless blood is on fabric, it's pretty easy to get off.

 

Pro Tip - maybe put a tarp in your bed before hucking the next lifeless carcass in it ?

 

I usually just abandon and burn the vehicle once blood gets everywhere. It's the most effective way to get rid of any traces of DNA.

 

In the bed? Pressure washer. As to removing all traces of DNA, well I don’t want to be an accessory to a crime, so I’ll let you Google that one.

 

Better Call Saul.

 

I would say hydrogen peroxide but I don’t know how it would react on composite bed, rubber bed mat, or paint (if it happens to get on painted surfaces).

 

I detail cars and thats the preferred method

 

Soak it with warm soapy water and then pressure wash the bed out.

 

get rid o the mutha n law ?????

hydrogen peroxide the strength used in beauty shops + hi pressure steam

last resort

muriatic acid ( home depot ) can DAMAGED Ur paint & U !!!!

 

Lick it








Lick it goooood

 

sick .........

 

https://youtu.be/Gcj34XixuYg

 

This has always worked for me.

 

He needs The Wolf.

 

The asking for a friend thread

 

I saw on Law & Order they have this magic-kinda light thingy that shows wherever blood was. Best bet is to use someone else's truck and have a good alibi.