Stained Clothing...
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Richardscott999
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Clean your fish naked like early man did!
CDNduckslayer
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You don’t have any old tee’s in the back of the closet to wear??
Wear red shirts? I always wear old tees already stained. LOL! I asked my wife who is a long time expert at getting out stains on my shirts but says nothing she knows of will get dried blood out of a white shirt. If rinsed immediately after contact you may have a chance but once dried forget it she's tried every stain remover known to man. 
From @Mrs. Stomp
- Soak area in cold water immediately
- Apply bar laundry soap to area
- Apply bar laundry soap to small scrub brush
- Scrub area, reapplying soap to brush as needed and scrubbing until stain is gone
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@jammer... You could take your shirt off every time you catch a fish or just go shirtless like @Three Bouys. I bet he don't have any stained tees.
@stomp… When Mrs. Stomp says soak in cold water immediately is that immediately after the fish sprays blood on the shirt or immediately after arriving home wearing a bloodied shirt?
It's a serious question not trying to be smart. If this method indeed works when tried we will have to crown Mrs. Stomp "Queen of stain" because blood is a tough stain for sure.
It's a serious question not trying to be smart. If this method indeed works when tried we will have to crown Mrs. Stomp "Queen of stain" because blood is a tough stain for sure.
ASAP @Wave Runner (and your suggested title for the Mrs. was not well received ??)
If one has been married for more than 5 minuets we should know women can be sensitive but it was truly meant as a praising gesture. Maybe "Mrs. Clean" would have been better wording.... or did I just dig myself deeper? 
packrat
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yes you did
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Ummmm, you're doing it wrong.
I have NEVER had a bloodied or slimed t shirt from fishin or cleaning fish. I don't hold'em high enough or close enough to my shirt for that to happen........pants and shoes........that's a completely different story....I've had blood, slime, fish guts, fish crap, and every once in a while, especially in the spring, some fish have been VERY happy to see me and they've shown me exactly how happy they are...... and on those days when the fish have decided for me that I need to do laundry as soon as I get home, after I've cleaned the fish, I change and hang those pants on the line in the yard put a little laundry soap, hose'em down with the garden hose, then wring them out well, and into the washing machine they go. Come out clean every time. If my shoes need to be washed, I'll hose them down too.....I have another pair I can wear til they dry.As for blood stains. When I was a chef, I wore chef's whites. I got lots of blood on those and I always soaked them in pure white vinegar and bleach before I washed them, and they came out like new every time. Maybe try soaking your t shirts in pure white vinegar before you wash them. Might help.
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Watch the knife though.
Being a creek rat, mud, blood, slime and bug guts are the badges I wear proudly. When I get home from a good day my wife always looks at me and says "you stink, go away!" My response, " Honey, that is the sweet smell of success." Ah, it's a good life. C'mon Autumn rains!
quackers
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This
https://www.cabelas.ca/product/107282/cabelas-guidewear-mens-angler-crew-long-sleeve-shirt
stains blend right in, cool and UV covered
https://www.cabelas.ca/product/107282/cabelas-guidewear-mens-angler-crew-long-sleeve-shirt
stains blend right in, cool and UV covered