Rit All-Purpose Liquid Dye, Wine 8 Fl Oz

Have 4 pairs of wrangler pro rodeo boot cut jeans that were still in good shape but badly faded. I could either toss these pants or dye them. Found this Rit liquid Denim Blue dye. Amazing! Easy to use ( I did it in our top loading washer...they don't recommend front loading washers). They came out perfect and looking brand new and the dye didn't color the gold thread stitching on the back pockets. A lot cheaper than buying 4 new pairs of jeans. Also, if your feeling apprehensive about dying, on the back of the bottle label there's a Rit website video that shows you step by step how to do it. I recommend you use the liquid Dye rather than the powder form of the dye. Also, it didn't stain the inside of the washer or drier.

Indigo color is beautiful! The lace dress is viscose lining and polyester lace. I love how the lining took the color but the lace didn’t. It also worked great to color white cotton overalls and a lavender and white pattered cotton t shirt, and several other items. I used the whole 8oz bottle and a cup of salt, little bit of dish soap and 6 gallons of tap hot water for 30 minutes.

I had an off-white 100% mulberry silk pillow that incurred an orange hair dye stain. I followed the directions with approximate temperature, amount of vinegar, and time, and the results were fantastic! I stirred gently every 3-5 min because I didn't want to damage the silk, and it still came out perfectly even. I then took it out and dyed two other shirts that were cotton (so I just added some salt, left in the vinegar) and they came out great also! I think I could've just kept on dying anything else afterwards with that solution if I had wanted to. Just remove the dyed garment and put in the next one. I have a LOT of clothes I want to dye black, so maybe I'd only need one bottle to do all of them. On my off-white pillowcase, it came out a darker brown than the packaging color, almost dark chocolate but keeping that warm rich brown. If I took it out earlier, it'd probably be the color on the bottle - it's nice to be able to customize the shade. The only thing that was a bit of a hassle was rinsing out the dye until the water ran clear. That took... awhile. But so worth it! The first few launderings, the water did turn brown, so use caution with whites.

So far it seems ok, I had about 5 pounds of towels I wanted to dye, to match my bathroom, and didn't want to spend the money to buy new ones and have way more than I needed. I used 4 dark green bottles, and 3 of the color stay bottles. the video is a little too fast so i had to pause it every 2 seconds after already watching it twice to make sure i had all the necessary resources. This is how they turned out. After the cost of the dyes plus the additive, plus time and labor and clean up, I'm truly undecided if I really should have just spent about the same on new, already colored towels. If my review changes from 4 stars to less, it is because the color DID run, and isn't as stable as I would have hoped, liked, or anticipated, even with the addition of the color stay bottles. Since I wanted to do all of them in one go, I used 2 27 gallon storage totes, filled it with hot water in my shower, and even added about 4 pots of boiling water. Pic of tote and my size 6 flops for scale. The instructions were so fast I didn't realize I also needed hot water for the additives, too. After a lot of wringing, I used the cold water plus ice to help rinse out excess, as well as a spinner machine to get excess water out. I then also used the cold wash setting on my washer, and decided to give the towels a break. I then washed them on warm like the instructions said, this time with very little detergent. The whole process was a bit tedious, so, looking back, probably would have just opted for new towels, especially since there's the potential for color fade as time goes on (which I've never had an issue with with my store bought towels) ... time will tell

Dyed a white skirt yellow for a Kpop Demon Hunters Mira costume last Halloween. It turned out great, a true lemon yellow exactly as described on the package and online (wanted golden yellow but it was sold out), and was easy to use with no experience. It still looks the same after I washed it, so can reuse next year. I'm buying the same dye again to dye a white top yellow for a Sabrina Carpenter outfit for Coachella. Thanks Rit and Amazon for the assist with our cosplay fun! In our family costume photo, the dyed skirt is at bottom right.

I think this dye might have worked better if I had a larger container and more room for the fabric to move around. It did take color, but instead of the sage green I was hoping for, the final result was more of a muted blue with splotches of green throughout. That said, this bottle did arrive properly sealed, which I appreciated. I'm not entirely sure whether the uneven color was due to the product itself or my dyeing setup, so it's hard to be too critical. Overall, the dye did work, but the results weren't quite what I expected.

Nice quality and build. Love everything about it.

Looks good. Make sure to use the water droplet method to see what material your bedding is bc I got the sage one and didn't know my other bedding was NOT cotton due to missing tag. Will redo with synthetic dye

Avevo giacchino e magliette bianche, ho utilizzato tutto il prodotto che dopo 15 minuti, con tintura a mano, ha raggiunto quello che volevo. Il giacchino è 20 cotone e resto poliestere, risultato eccellente.

Good product and easy to use

Great product, easy to use

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I bought it to experiment with dyeing process. Took an old jeans (almost white in color) followed the instructions on the bottle and the results are satisfactory. It gave a dark navy blue colour to the pants. Got a very intense Color as I had used the whole bottle. Fabric although hardens (becomes stiffer) after dyeing.