Help !!

Thanks for replying SUEY , appreciated , but the problem has now solved !!

Why not?

On the other hand, G'net does provide some very useful answers.And life can't be all fun can it?

No Soutra, the fun just goes on and on !

Are there no limits to the excitement on GN?

I have always got rid of all stains...including a couple of times something that had been through the wash already..by putting the objects in a very strong solution of biological liquid and cold water for a few days first.

Just to update, I managed to get the stain out, so feel quite pleased with myself!
Thanks for all the tips!
Am off now for a pre-Christmas lunch !

I use 'Ace' looks a bit like bleach but can be used on colours too. Brilliant results.

FLICK< okay!

Yes, I do mean oxyclean. DD swears by it.

Try white distilled vinegar. Diluted it gets coffee stains out of carpets, so might work on shirt. X

This shirt though is pink so no bleach, know what,is such a nice shirt I could crown him really .
Hubbies eh !!!

Vanish bar of 'soap' is good for blood, even after already washed.

Domestos works fine for me! Down toilets, around sinks, cleaning vases, to remove tea and coffee stains from mugs and any stubborn stains from white material.

I always soak anything with a blood stain in cold water with salt poured onto the stain.

The only bleach I find that works for stains now is Sainsbury's thin bleach.

Thanks for all the suggestions I will have a go.

Is that oxyclean Flickety?

Well FicketyB that was just what I was about to post. Great minds.

I will expand on that. Get the powdered stain remover, the stuff where you throw spoonsful into the Washing machine. Make a paste by mixing a little with water, spread it on the stain. Leave for a few minutes and then wash off.

When DD had her road accident and bled all over her much loved swimming bag I got all the stain from her injury out it using this method. The fabric was pvc faced cotton so really tricky.

If the shirt is white otton just bleach it.

Sun (LOL) will get rid of many stains.

Vanish or bleach