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I love this page, it's very very helpful. I've favourited it, and I think I'll print it out as well. You never know when you'll need this.

I try to work clean, and most of the time I achieve this,  but on my last piece of cross stitch, (luckily dark blue linen) I somehow managed to smear a purple cough sweet onto the fabric. Uggh. I let it dry out, and then prized it off. Then I wet the area a little, and it's seemed to be ok.

My nurse friends tell me that with blood, like from a pricked finger, always cold water, never hot. And some of my older friends say suck a piece of floss and dab at the blood stain, though I've never tried this out for myself.
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Totally awesome info!! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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thank you for sharing. your post is a great help to me. very informative
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Gracias por la explicación
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I’m hoping I never need to use this info!! But it’ll come in really handy if I need it!
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