Rit Dye Liquid Fabric Dye - 8 Ounce, Navy - 2 Pack

I had a white cotton bath mat that always looked dirty. White rugs, ugh! So I dyed the runner navy blue, using both bottles of Rit in the front load washer. Came out great, very dark blue, toward the purplish end. So much better than white for hiding footprints and dirt (especially as we remodel, and thus walk around covered in sawdust and such!). I dried the mat in the dryer without any problems. My washer gasket wasnt stained by the dye, although I made sure to immediately run a bleach load to ensure it was dye-free. Quite pleased that I saved this nice cotton bath mat from eventually being thrown away for being irretrievably dingy.

One bottle was not sealed and spilled out

product arrived on time and in good condition

I like it the color!!

Purchased to cover up some bleach stains and did not work. Not worth the money.

I bought these to dye a few articles of clothing. I had a navy short sleeve sweater, a pair of navy carpri pants, navy shorts, some socks, a navy bra, a pair of cotton yoga pants, and TWO pairs of darker denim jeans. According to the bottles, I had too many clothes but I still did all the clothes at once. I filled up my stainless steel sink with SUPER hot water and added some salt and a little dish soap. I added the dye then added all the clothes. I make it so the water is just covering the clothes. I want the dye to be as concentrated as possible (sometimes when I do this I use a 5 gallon bucket). I let the clothes sit in the dye for hours. I usually do this in the morning then take the clothes out before I go to bed. After the clothes sat in the dye, I unplugged the sink and rinse the items my hand in cold water flushing out the remaining dye. I then ran the items through the wash on a cold gentle cycle and hung to dry. The dye really brought back the items that were faded and added a fresh color to the jeans. This saved my clothes that I would have otherwise donated. They look brand new now.

This dye works as it should, so long as you follow the instructions. Personally, use a 5 gallon bucket, throw in a cup of salt, squirt in a shot of dish soap, add about 3 gallons of boiling water, then add the items I want to dye and keep them moving in the bucket with a broom handle for about 5 minutes. I then let them soak in the dye mixture until cool enough to handle by hand, then wring them out (wear gloves!) and wash as usual. It really is that simple.

Color as described.

Could not use. Arrived damaged and spilled everywhere

I use this to dye my favorite jeans. My company frowns on worn- looking jeans and my favorites dont hold their color long. I still have to dye about once a month but its cheaper than buying new jeans that often!