Rit Dye Laundry Treatment Color Remover Powder, 2 oz, 3-Pack

I love my vintage Gaelic Red Sox shirt but barely wore it because of the color. I decided to grab some of the Rit Color Remover and a bottle of Rit Kelly Green dye and see what I could do, with fingers crossed. The removal process was easy. I filled up a stock pot with 3 gallons of water, added two boxes for assurance and heated on the stove to just over 200 degrees. I soaked and wrung out the shirt, added and stirred constantly for just over 20 minutes and the color went from dark green to a grayish blue. I then rinsed it in warm to cold water and put through a wash of warm water and detergent. The shirt came out a pale army green. I then followed with the dye and fixative process. As you can tell by the picture, it was a success. I am very happy with how incredibly well the color remover works and highly recommend it.

I turned a vintage faded white cotton dress + a white polyester button down blue in the wash AND they went through the dryer. Soaked them both in rit + hot water for about 24 hours. Then I put them thru an extra hot wash cycle with another packet of rit, carbona, and a little oxiclean white revive (plus some clear laundry soap). They both came out STARK white looking brand new. The vintage dress looks better than it did before! Lol Especially after having gone through the dryer, I’m impressed to say the least. Thank you!!!!!!!

Didn’t really want to order 3 of these, but it turned out I was glad I had the extra ones, with most of the stores being closed, I couldn’t just run to Joannes and grab one! I dyed a white denim jacket (pink) to match my jeans & it came out way too bright. My jeans were a softer shade of pink with a touch of purple in them; very pretty, but the jacket was too pink & I needed to Re dye it. I planned on playing w colors to get the perfect hue first before I dyed it, but I was at my sons house (he has a bigger sink) and forgot to bring the blue to get the perfect shade I needed. I went ahead and tried it anyway, but i didn’t like it. This color remover worked great on the jacket; took out all the color within the first minute!! Later on, while changing my closet over from winter to to summer, I washed some summer tops and one of them got some color on a favorite white top! I washed the white top again right away, then again w bleach, and a third time w OXYCLEAN, and no luck! Then I remembered I had these extra boxes of color remover, so I tried it in a large pot of hot water on the stove; nothing happened. I used the third box in a minimal amount of hot water in a large pan on the stove and again nothing! My top is ruined! The only thing I can do now to save it is dye it that soft pinkish purple to match my jeans! Lesson learned; BUY the matching jacket and WASH WHITES SEPARATELY! Lol Oh yes, use gloves when using this product; as it leaves a sticky residue on your hands that’s hard to get off~~must wash repeatedly! There’s also a chemical smell to it too~~couldn’t put my finger on it but it reminded me of something you’d smell in a hair salon. Sad that it didn’t work on my white top~like a flowy vest w lacy cap sleeves that I wear several times during the summer; 95% rayon I believe.

ONLY WORKS WITH STOVE TOP METHOD!!!! I stupidly put a red tie dye sock in with my mixed laundry and everything turned pink. Tried the washing machine method and did nothing. Then I did the stove top method and within 3 min everything was white again. Good stuff. Highly toxic and smells terrible. Do it outside.

I washed a red rag in a load of laundry and turned all the whites pink. I was so excited to find this product and really hopefully. I have a top load washer and followed the directions carefully but unfortunately it didn’t do anything at all. I did it twice too but no luck. And yes it does stink. Some people have luck it sounds like so I guess it works for some but not me. My next idea is to take my favorite stuff from the ruined load and dye it a darker color to try and save it lol. Like a sucker I’m buying dye from the same brand 😂 Maybe that’s the idea.

An excellent solution for red dye staining on white clothing. After using the boil method, the discoloration was completely removed and the garments were restored to their original appearance.

Works nicely for getting the color out of most clothes but only with the boiling pot/stove method, does not work in the laundry/washer!!! And it does not work as good on black clothing.

This successfully works for a white dress that was 100% polyester and got some red transfer on it in the wash. It also didn’t lift the color from the gold stars that were embroidered on it.

Just what I needed. Makes whites whiter.

Great product. Works for what I ordered it for..

It works good for small package

The remover did remove some colour on a silk top, but it left a yellow residual colour. When I tried to redye the top, it would not take any colour. So now I have a very expensive yellow top which I will never wear which still smells of ammonia or something equally foul.!

It does a pitiful job and leaves clothing stinky. I have only had success once by fluke I tossed a top that had a bleach mark and it took the colour out of the rest of the top to the same level so I didn't have to toss it out. The real stuff I wanted done did get tossed out as it made the fabric look tie dyed. I hope I never buy this again.