What do you use to get blood out of your clothes?

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X27

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I don't know if this is an odd question or a sensible question but what are some ways to get blood and blood stains out of your hunting clothes and any clothes for that matter.

I've had brain dead birds flop when I went to get them and flap blood on me with there wings or when gutting an animal ext...

Also half the time when I'm working on a diy project things don't always go my way, a slip of a wrench or a clamp doesn't hold on the drill press. Lord knows I shouldn't be allowed to use a dremal tool and an angel grinder. I'm lucky to have all 10 fingers.....and toes.

Any way if you have good tips on how to save some shirts.
Is there different things to do to get blood out of different color clothes?
 
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Haha. Finally someone got it.
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Probably because I am immature and have middle school aged kids...

Oh, and hydrogen peroxide is the way to remove blood...as an aside...
 
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Unless it's just a few tiny, not so noticeable drops from a squirrel carcass, on dark jeans, or otherwise casual clothes I normally don't wear beyond the homefront...

I chuck 'em in the garbage! Not a pretty boy or metrosexual here, lol. But I take pride in looking decent and clean for friends and family. Unless I'm mowing the lawn or something. Normally wear nice but casual clothes, jeans, button down short sleeves untucked, leather shoes, blah blah blah. rambling here. With all that said, if it was on one of my leather jackets, I'd freak the *@$% out! o_O :)

Yeah. I just chuck em.
 
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"fishinwrench"My wife can get any kind of stain out of any type of fabric, she just doesn't stop trying and NEVER puts it in the dryer until it's gone. She says that once it is run through the dryer your doomed, but until then it almost always can be removed.
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That is not helpful for the unmarried and potentially dangerous for the rest ;-)
 
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Not putting it in the dryer until the stain is gone is something I never knew before I was married. Then again I didn't give a crap about stains on my jeans then either.
Come to think of it.....I didn't even have a dryer before I had a wife. Hell, did I even wash my clothes? I don't remember doing any clothes washing. I had lots more money before I had a wife, so I may have just bought new clothes every other day or so.
This is sad.....I can't remember how I stayed clean before I had a wife. I know when my first wife left me she took all the towels and blankets, as if before HER there were none. Might not have been.
 
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