Rinse with COLD water as soon as it happens.

If it has dried, use hydrogen peroxide, which is good for blood.

I alse heard a rumor that if the same person who bled on it spits on it, it'll help, but I don't know about that one.

If all else fails, the dry cleaners will get it out.

EDIT

All of you who didn't know how someone could get blood on their clothing are dumb. There are a lot of ways. Perhaps she is on her period? Perhaps she cut herself and got it on her clothes?

Honestly, I think 95% of this website is composed of morons.

THANK YOU!! (especially for the edit)

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