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by **herculesbeetle** » Mon May 23, 2016 4:18 pm

a long time ago i had a cut on my cuticle and a drop of blood got on a transformer named universe octane. I now remembered this. he has been stored in a rubbbermaid bin and has touched other figures. (the drop of blood was probably dry by then) what do i do?

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Mon May 23, 2016 4:27 pm

Clean it.

by **herculesbeetle** » Mon May 23, 2016 4:48 pm

how?

by **Optimum Supreme** » Mon May 23, 2016 4:48 pm

herculesbeetle wrote:a long time ago i had a cut on my cuticle and a drop of blood got on a transformer named universe octane. I now remembered this. he has been stored in a rubbbermaid bin and has touched other figures. (the drop of blood was probably dry by then) what do i do?

Get a paper towel, moisten (not soak) it with water, rub the blood off the toy. If it doesn't do the job try a tiny bit of soap. Dish soap might be good. It really shouldn't be too hard to get off of a non-porous surface like a plastic toy.

News Credits: 241 · by **Jelze Bunnycat** » Mon May 23, 2016 5:12 pm

Yeah, you won't need any of those specialty stain busters that are out there. I'd be really weary with those, especially if they contain some form of acetone.

News Credits: 60 · by **fenrir72** » Mon May 23, 2016 8:29 pm

herculesbeetle wrote:how?

Use medical H2O2

by **Optimum Supreme** » Tue May 24, 2016 4:48 pm

fenrir72 wrote:
herculesbeetle wrote:how?

Use medical H2O2

I'd be wary of using hydrogen peroxide other than as a later resort, seeing as it's a bleach and could cause discoloration.

News Credits: 60 · by **fenrir72** » Tue May 24, 2016 11:15 pm

Optimum Supreme wrote:
fenrir72 wrote:
herculesbeetle wrote:how?

Use medical H2O2

I'd be wary of using hydrogen peroxide other than as a later resort, seeing as it's a bleach and could cause discoloration.

"Medical" H2O2. It's not as strong as the ones in Acer/TrueValue........... :-$

by **Optimum Supreme** » Wed May 25, 2016 3:22 pm

fenrir72 wrote:
Optimum Supreme wrote:
fenrir72 wrote:
herculesbeetle wrote:how?

Use medical H2O2

I'd be wary of using hydrogen peroxide other than as a later resort, seeing as it's a bleach and could cause discoloration.

"Medical" H2O2. It's not as strong as the ones in Acer/TrueValue...........

Still, better to start with just a little water and work up from there. Even diluted, I wouldn't go throwing a bleach on a toy if something safer hasn't been tried first.