Rit 8OZ Purp LIQ Dye

I have used Rit Dye for many years. I would do “batik” projects with my children and grandchildren, and tie-dye projects with them. Now I use it to “freshen up” clothes that have become faded but are still definitely wearable. Just follow the directions. Err on the side of leaving the fabric in the dye too long. Use the product to “set” the color. I have sometimes also used vinegar to help set the color. Wash separately in cold water the first couple of times. You won’t be disappointed. It’s like getting new clothes for just a little money and a little effort. Good luck!!!!!

I love Rit dye! Purple is no exception. I Macramé and choose to hand dye my cord. Rit is so easy to use; no mess, very quick, ombré dyeing is really easy and colors are vibrant and beautiful!

I have always been a huge fan of Rit Dye since it can transform a room or just perk up old, dingy colors. My project this time was to dye some white sheets a plum color and it worked wonderfully. I added half a bottle of black to 2 bottles of the purple, let the sheets soak in the washer for two hours and got amazing results. If you're going for a dark color, use more dye and let it soak longer for the best results. And don't forget the salt! MAKE SURE YOU READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! Also, I always use RIT when I can't find the exact color i want. RIT seems to have them all.

We were trying to dye a shirt that was dyed with a sublimation process but stripped by a power washer accident. While this worked on areas that weren't that badly stripped, it did not cover the worst damage. We eventually bought a purple fabric marker and that did a much better job and much more quickly.

Still doing a great job after all these years.

Color faded a bit after use

Price

Not the classic RIT DYE pictured! Ugh!! I ordered it cause I hate the new dye, and you sent me the new dye! You have made a terrible mistake! Go back to the old one!!