Rit Dye – Liquid Fabric Dye for Crafting, Clothing, and Décor – 8 oz. Bottle – Black (Gloves Included)

These liquid dyes are easy to use and a great option for a variety of creative projects. I actually used the Kelly Green and Purple one to dye some delrin yoyos, and for a first-time experience, it went pretty well! I appreciated that the dye is non-toxic and easy to dispose of, which made cleanup very simple. I just poured the dye into a stainless steel pot, brought it close to boil, and let the yoyo pieces soak for about 10 minutes before pulling them out and rinsing them once cool. The color took decently well, though next time I’ll likely leave it in longer (maybe twice as long), or re-dye again after cooling, to deepen the shade a bit. The green adhered better than the purple I tried, but again, this was a learning process, so I don't see any of this as a negative. The surface of the yoyo stayed smooth, with no damage or vibration issues, and now it has a fun, unique, DIY finish, and the color seems to be staying, without rubbing off, which is fantastic. All in all, it was a great little project and a solid product for the price. Would definitely recommend!

This worked fabulous! I needed to dye two different kind of fabrics and make them as close in color as possible. I was worried but it turned out great!

I love every about this brand of dye and how easy it was to use. I used boiling hot water with already clean jeans and dumped it into the sink with 1/2 of bottle Rit and my black jeans looks like I just purchased them again. Time does matter as the longer they sit the darker they became. Great quality and a great value for the money.

Works as instructed. Straight forward and vibrant dye color.

I died a leopard print pair of jeans and it covered perfectly. I would recommend doing the dying process outside or with lots of ventilation

I dyed three white cotton chenille lumbar pillow covers brown. I don’t remember ever dying anything before, but did it in my double stainless steel sink one at a time and rinsed in the washing machine. I was very happy with the results, it was a very simple process & took one box.

Not working on satin! Waist of money

I could’ve given it to one star because of the failure. But I do believe that that’s on me. I could’ve given it a five star because of the potential.after a cruise, my husband and I both had clothing that had stains that after much effort we’re not going to come out. I loved his shirt and wanted to save it so I thought I’ll try dying. I have never done this before so I read the directions carefully. Both of our items were different fabric types. I didn’t have enough clothing to dye in the machine, so I opted for the stainless steel kitchen sink. I put everything out I would need and I proceeded to boil in a sauce pan of water and 1/2 c salt, once the water was to boil I placed it in the sink with hot running water. I added a little bit of dawn, and 2 ounces of dye I added the clothing stirred for 25 minutes rinsed with cold water put them in a garbage bag move them to the washing machine for better wash and rinse. My mistake was I was so excited with the colors I achieved. I thought I would set the colors and I added a cup of vinegar to the washing machine I should have ran and rinsed well before setting the colors in vinegar and cold water. Here are my photos. The man shirt because it was 80% cotton came out a different color than the synthetic swim cover up. You can no longer see the stains, but the swim cover-up now has an odd patch of different color which is not where the stain was, the cover-up would have been perfect