Enhanced Peacock Green Liquid Dye by Rit DyeMore Review

There was a pair of old white and gray shirts with faded lines and noticeable armpit sweat stains. Although I like these shirts a lot, the one with the sewn-on branch is hard to find anymore. I like light green shirts. I bought light green color and it's like 2 new shirts. It worked great. Nice even coloring, buttons are only slightly tinted. The stripes on a shirt are less faded. Also, the branch pattern on a shirt used to be the same color as the rest of the shirt. It was very subtle, barely…

I'm delighted with the result! I was skeptical at first, but there are specific staining recipes on the Rit website that helped a lot. The shoes I dyed are made of both natural and synthetic fibers, so I mixed 2 batches of the solution: one with Rit Traditional Liquid Dye (for natural fabrics) and one with Rit Dyemore (for synthetics). I added both dyes and mixed them in a bath of hot water (on the stovetop) with about 2 teaspoons dish soap and about 2 teaspoons salt. The shoes have changed…

"It can't be dyed!” was what I heard when my daughter and I discussed what we would do. We found a dress—a beautifully embroidered, beaded wedding dress—that we wanted to shorten and dye into a ball gown. "It won't stain!" "You'll ruin everything!" Well, they were wrong. This dye works great. We used the large tub, hooked up a hose to the washing machine's hot water line, and got to work in the backyard with three bottles of paint (we wanted to make sure we had enough—there was a lot of…