Rit Color Remover is a non-chlorine, reductive type of bleach that is used to remove existing colors from yet-to-be dyed fabric, giving you a dye-ready canvas for spectacular results and true color. It is made in the USA for over 100 years and is available in thousands of colors for clothing, décor, crafts, and more. The package contains one box of dye or other fabric treatment, enough for approximately 1 lb dry weight or 3 yards of medium weight fabric.
Rit Color Remover works best on cotton, linen, wool, rayon, and ramie. It is not recommended for polyester or other fabrics. To reach Rit Color Remover, call 1-800-RITE-AID or use the National Telecommunications Relay. You can also find Rit products at Rite Aid, which offers online refills, clinics, pharmacies, beauty, and photos.
The color will be gone in just 20 minutes and you can re-color the same day. It is gentle and effective for both permanent and semi-permanent hair color. The product can be found where RIT Dye is sold, and some grocery stores carry it in the detergent isle. For those with an extremely sensitive nose, the smell of the dye may be a concern.
In summary, Rit Color Remover is a non-chlorine, reductive type of bleach that can be used to remove existing colors from dyed fabric, providing a dye-ready canvas for spectacular results.
📹 RIT ALL PURPOSE DYE: BLACK VS. JET BLACK – ARE THEY THE SAME ?! || Lucykiins
In today’s video, I’m comparing two Rit liquid dyes: Black and Jet Black! The Jet Black only comes in the Back to Black Kit so I was …
📹 Rit Clothing Dye Tutorial
Black Rit Dye & Color Stay Dye Fixative Demonstration.
At the very end when you show the gray result and the charcoal result from previous attempts, I’m definitely sold on NOT SKIPPING the fixative step. Just a quick observation that I have for you. As my first time perusal one of your articles, the first thing that’s very off-putting is you repeat yourself. Alot. You’re a bit monotone and the speed of your dialogue is way too fast. Create some bullet points for yourself and put them up where you can see them while you’re still looking at us. Slow it down and have complete thoughts and be sure to have tonal fluctuation. I come from a family of teachers. You’ve got to be genuine and easy to understand. This is just too much like rambling, but you can do this! Seriously, I want you to be successful, I’m not trying to be mean. It’s just my first impression. If you can grab people right away and keep them as subs, that’s a win😊
I never comment but I was I was so pleasantly surprised and impressed with this article that I had to go to your website and again pleasantly surprised. You should have more followers. I would really like to see a lot more comparison articles. Definitely a comparison of the results of with or without the color stay fixative but also more dye colors and technique. Over all, fun and informative article! 👍 I will share it with everyone I know. Hope it helps, thanks for yours.
Helpful, thanks! Im gonna try to dye 2 white tshirts w printing on them w the back to black kit. Gonna try n watch all the articles i can to make sure i get the measurements right etc, may just use the entire fuckin bottle bc why not 😂 I shouldnt have any issues with the screenprint designs dying or getting darker right? There is some white on them but even if the white got a tad darker i wouldnt mind just dont want the colours on the screenprint designs to change just the actual colour of the shirt bc i hate wearing white but these 2 designs i loved were only available in white Also compared to the gildan shirt was very helpful as well. But i like how it is a bit of a faded black. Excited and feeling motivated that i can actually do this haha