Best Water Temperature for Stains: Cold vs Hot Guide
Blood or grass stain? Use cold water under 80°F for protein stains, hot water above 130°F for grease. Get the cold-vs-hot rules by fabric and stain type.

Blood or grass stain? Use cold water under 80°F for protein stains, hot water above 130°F for grease. Get the cold-vs-hot rules by fabric and stain type.

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