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.

Just what I needed. Makes whites whiter.

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.

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

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.