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My doctor says I wouldn't have so many nosebleeds if I kept my finger outta there!

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  • Irving Patrick Freleigh
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    Quoth XCashier View Post
    How self-centered do you have to be to ask for a beer from someone who is bleeding profusely?!
    At least ask for a decent beer. Heineken sucks.

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  • dalesys
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    Quoth XCashier View Post
    Or what the heck, wear tie-dye scrubs and let the stains become part of the pattern!
    That was the surgical standard, pre-Semmelweis.

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  • XCashier
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    Quoth AmbrosiaWriter View Post
    Probably because the only color blood wouldn't show up on would be... blood red, or black.
    White was probably chosen because it could be bleached. When I worked at the hospital, most of the nurses wore scrubs of various colors, mostly turquoise or burgundy. I don't think blood would show on burgundy, or navy blue either.

    Or what the heck, wear tie-dye scrubs and let the stains become part of the pattern!

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  • Aethian
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    Quoth zombiequeen View Post
    Hydrogen peroxide is good for getting blood out of fabric as well. I have had to use it SO many times because I bleed for no reason.
    That's how the shirts got ruined. Instead of just eating away at the stain it also took the color too.

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  • AmbrosiaWriter
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    Quoth crazylegs View Post

    You're a nurse & they give you white - what genius made that decision?
    Probably because the only color blood wouldn't show up on would be... blood red, or black. I think a lot of patients would be really uncomfortable being treated by someone wearing the colors of death.

    I probably wouldn't notice, but there are a lot of sensitive people.

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  • crazylegs
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    Quoth Panacea View Post
    Here's how I get blood out of my uniforms:

    Soak in cold water for at least 15 minutes. <Snip>


    I wear white to work all the time. And get blood (and other things) on them all the time. Nurse, you know.
    Dammit - you beat me too it (although I generally soak a bit longer

    You're a nurse & they give you white - what genius made that decision?

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  • Flying Grype
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    I haven't tried it on blood stains, but those sprays that are meant to break down pet pee/poo in carpets work on a lot of things.

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  • I am the Lizard Queen!!
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    Me fail English? That's unpossible!
    Yes, and it's too bad I was too indisposed to serve him. I guess it was TS for him! (cut to tethered swimming)

    I am still astounded at the selfishness of a lot if people. You'd think I would have it figured out by now, but.....nope.

    And, ooh , laundry tips! One of my best friends made me set my red wine down at a completely different table before I gave her a hug in her wedding dress this wknd because my rep for spillage klutziness is epic!
    (She was right to do it)
    Last edited by I am the Lizard Queen!!; 09-25-2012, 05:21 AM.

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  • Sapphire Silk
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    Quoth zombiequeen View Post
    Hydrogen peroxide is good for getting blood out of fabric as well. I have had to use it SO many times because I bleed for no reason.
    Here's how I get blood out of my uniforms:

    Soak in cold water for at least 15 minutes.

    Then soak the affected part in a part peroxide, part cold water solution (1/2 and 1/2) for a few minutes, then quickly rinse well in cold water.

    Then wash normally in cold water. Check to make sure the blood is out before you put it in the dryer. I usually will rub in a color safe bleach like Clorox 2 or spray in some Shout for good measure, and throw in some 20 Mule Team Borax as a whitener.

    It usually works every time. You have to be careful with peroxide. It can yellow whites, and fade colors much like bleach does (which is why it's used to lighten hair).

    I wear white to work all the time. And get blood (and other things) on them all the time. Nurse, you know.

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  • zombiequeen
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    Hydrogen peroxide is good for getting blood out of fabric as well. I have had to use it SO many times because I bleed for no reason.

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  • XCashier
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    How self-centered do you have to be to ask for a beer from someone who is bleeding profusely?!

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  • Irving Patrick Freleigh
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    Me fail English? That's unpossible!

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  • Aethian
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    Quoth Seshat View Post
    A good soak in a protein-removing nappy (diaper) cleaner will usually remove blood from cloth.
    Dont have the shirts anymore but I'll keep that in mind for next time cause I know there will be a next time.

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  • Seshat
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    Quoth Aethian View Post
    I've had those types of nose bleeds before. Customer's aren't so forgiving if your handing them mail and looking like you just bit the last guy for a quick snack. Ruined three good work shirts that way. *sighs*
    A good soak in a protein-removing nappy (diaper) cleaner will usually remove blood from cloth.

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  • thehuckster
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    My cat's breath smells like cat food.

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