Help!!!

So uh......
Anyone know how to get blood out of car upholstery? I cut a quick on Sweet Pea and thought it had clotted before we left tonight. I got all the dogs in there and see some blood and pull her out, I check the back seat and it seriously looks like we had a gun shit victim back there.

Yikes!!! I don't think there is anything that gets blood stains out..
Unless you have a white interior then you could use bleach..
If i were you I'd goop up that nail with some super glue though..

Hydrogen Peroxide works pretty well. Or Resolve carpet cleaner.

Would peroxide act the same way bleach does and draw color out of the seat?

Red if the blood was still wet it would have been easier to get up. But I am assuming it has dried up by now you can try hot hot water with pin sole and then dab over it with peroxide once you have washed the spots with the hot water. Use a cotton ball dip it in the peroxide and go over those spots. Peroxide will only lighten hair I have never seen it lighten fabrics

Oh ok. We dabbed it with a cold wet rag when it was still wet, it got up the dark shit but it still looks like somebody was raggin' back there. LMAO, can't believe I just said that. Thanks for the advice guys!

I've used plain dawn dishsoap on clothes to get blood out, not sure if it would work for car seats though. Good luck.

A "gun shit victim?" Man, if somebody shit a gun, I imagine there's a lot of blood in the seat.

LOL

LMAO @ smokey_joe

The problem with car upholstery is that you can't just chuck it in the rinse cycle after putting all that crap on the seats.

~C~!!!! Where ya been?

Lesson learned: Next time buy a car with leather seats, LMFAO!

Ugh! I know right?
Shitty thing is that I live in Phx, AZ and leather seats aint cool unless you have a really really nice car that cools em off for ya.

Just park in the shade, and leave the windows cracked, hahahahaha. My Expedition has the climate controlled seats, and trust me, when it's boiling outside, it doesn't even make much of a difference, unless you wait like 20 minutes, and that isn't going to happen with me, hahahahaha.

What is this "shade" you speak of?

LMAO, I guess I should have said to put one of those sunblocker thingys on your windshield, oh and tinting your windows to at least 5% helps a lot too.