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Long story short, groomer clipped one of my dogs nails short and he bled on the driver and passenger seat.

Anyone ever have to get dried blood out? Going to pick up some club soda and meat tenderizer, see if I can make a paste out of the tenderizer to soak it up with and then pull it out with the soda and some cold water.

So, anyone else had to do this with any insight?

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Hydrogen peroxide is sometimes a good stain remover. If you've looked up the (via Google) that the meat tenderizer trick will work, give it a shot.

Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you.

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Hydrogen peroxide will break down the proteins and help. It may discolor the seat (probably not) so test an inconspicuous area first.

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I have seen episodes of "the first 48" and blaming it on the dog don't work.

I haven't had to clean little blood spots but at my job we use "Tuff Stuff" interior cleaner with the little brush on the cap on some rough oil/greese marks in cars. and takes it out pretty good.

Only thing is if you rub to hard with the brush then it kind of do more of a fade into the color of the cloth then get rid of.

If it's worth building, it's worth over building.

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x3 On hydrogen Peroxide thats what i have always used to get blood stains out.....man this thread can sound sinister at times

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