Maven Gifts: Rit Dye Powdered Fabric Dye, Color Remover, 2-Ounce - 2 pack

Best ,working good

Useful to “decolor” whatever you need and also it’s great to keep white textiles pristine! 👍 Highly recommend!

Believe me, this product is really good&it worked.. I used a (rit color remover) to remove stain of dye from my white gown... Now my dress is completely white again.. As before

Very small 2 packets, ie only one packet can be used for only one dress ( saree) and costly is what I feel.

Great product with easy process for colour removal.

This worked so well I was completely shocked...I had a huge pile of linen clothing that had gotten wet in my crawl space because of flooding and the dye from one piece of clothing ran into all of them. I bleached 2 of the lighter ones which took at least 30 mins of soaking and didn't remove the stains 100% If you follow the instructions (mix with water and bring to almost a boil) it takes less than a second to remove stains with this. I dipped my clothes in and the stains disappeared instantly.....I was able to dip many pieces in using just one box and it did change the color of one of my dresses when it was wet but it returned to its original colour when it dried. I used this on white, blue and light coloured patterned linen and linen/cotton clothes...so I didn't try it with other fabrics but if the clothes are stained anyways you don't really have anything to lose.... I regret not taking before and after photos but honestly I didn't think it would work as I had been trying to remove these stains since winter 2023 and they wouldn't budge. I would highly recommend trying this out.

Estoy sorprendida con los resultados, lave un pantalón claro con una prenda roja que había teñido, evidentemente mi pantalón se pintó y no se le quitó con nada, cuando sumergí la prenda en el producto siguiendo las instrucciones fue como magia y al contacto con el agua eliminó el color rosa que tenía y quedó como antes

Works well effective and most fabric

Expensive since you have to use both boxes at the same time, but it did manage to get the stains out of the clothes. Instructions were easy to follow.

Washed a brand-spankin'-new red blouse, and it got mixed in with the 'regular laundry' accidentally. I *usually* wash new clothes (reds especially) by themselves or with like colors, but I'd grown lazy and lulled into a false sense of security over the past couple of decades by some *remarkably* colorfast red clothing, and thus I wasn't as careful as I should have been. Well, you can guess what happened, and my two white blouses came out of the wash a pale shade of rose. Quite pretty, actually, and the excess dye from the red blouse had deposited perfectly evenly. Impressive when you think about it actually. One shirt was 100% polyester, and the other 100% cotton. They came out nearly the same shade. If you've ever dyed fabrics, you know how difficult that is to achieve on purpose. Figures it'd happen accidentally. The transferred dye was incredibly stubborn. It survived Carbona Color Run Color Remover, Oxyclean, and even bleach. If only the red had been so attached to it's original garment! Had to order the Rit Dye Remover on Amazon, because I live in a podunk nowhere town that has the most ridiculously limited selection of products. (If only I could write reviews of places I've lived... 0/10 would not recommend) Rit had been my first choice, but due to lack of availability, it became my last resort. I ended up using both boxes after being *not quite* satisfied with the brightness of my white blouses following the first treatment. (I gave them the old college try, I really did. They were white, but there was still just the tiniest hint of pink. Probably nobody would have noticed but me, but *I* knew and it was annoying me) After the second round you could use the shirts to signal passing aircraft in the event of being lost while hiking and needing to flag down your rescuers. They looked *better* than new. Don't bother with other dye removers. Just get Rit.