This mystery ranch pack is s mess

[Deleted member 28227]

#humblebrag!

Congratulations for getting it all scuzzy. I find that cold/lukewarm-ish water is better for bloody items to soak in. I instruct my wisdom teeth patients to soak in cold water/no soap to lift blood out of clothing, and tell them if any blood is still on a shirt, pillow case, etc when it gets to the dryer, the only way to remove the blood will be with scissors.

Step one: cold water/no soap.....most of blood stain is gone, but grease spots are still there, might need to change the water bath a couple of times. Use of a stiff nylon brush (grill brush, or toothbrush in tiny corners) helps too.


Step two: warmer water with Oxyclean and a small amount of soap. If scent is an issue, use a soap designed as scent free...the remainder of the blood is gone, and now greasy spots are gone


Step three: go get it bloody again

^ Exactly, don't use hot water until the blood is gone, first pass should be done with cold water.

 

[LuketheDog]

Looks good to me! Just pick the chunks off and go hunt...

 

[boutdoors]

I second the peroxide

 

[Wrong Burgundy]

Nice bull, and solid work getting it all out.
Here you go, from the source: https://www.mysteryranch.com/cleaning-and-care.

 

[Duck-Slayer]

Congrats on a great bull
Matt

 

[dcopas78]

Cold water and salt will draw out blood. I've used it on clothing plenty of times

 

[dcestnik]

My process has been to break the pack down into smallest separate components possible. Hand wash in bath tub with warm water and half a scoop of green lid oxi clean(unscented, no bleach) then empty tub, refill with fresh water, hand wash and repeat until water runs clear. Usually takes 15-30 minutes.

 

[Elkdog]

Soak in cold water and Adolph’s meat tenderizer then rinse out well. It might take a couple of times but Adolph’s will take blood out of anything.

 

[ColoradoHunter719]

CarWash that's all you need. I also second the peroxide. - ColoradoHunter719