Rit DyeMore Liquid Dye, Apricot Orange 7 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Bottle was not full.

Caution: It dyes different fabrics at different rates. I tried dying a peach scarf a bright orange. The middle of the scarf went a super dark brown, whereas the fringe got to a nice medium orange like I wanted it.

Good product ...also best seller ..by mistake I ordered wrong color he didnt even take return and he send me a right product free

I thought this would be the same as I used years ago and you could do it in the washing machine. It says you have to do boiling water and sink what youre dyeing into thst big pan of boiling water. Im not doing that. So waste of money.

I tie dye and I had someone ask me to tie dye this sweatshirt to cover a stain. I used my usual dyes first but the sweatshirt didn’t accept the dyes so I ordered this dye. It worked amazing and it was easy to use. I followed the directions on the bottle (except I bunched up the fabric to get this look). I used half of the bottle and had it on the stove for 30min. I used apricot orange on this yellow/neon yellow sweatshirt. I don’t usually leave reviews but with these results, I HAD to because I know I was reading reviews like crazy before I ordered this dye.

Love the color

This was my first dying experience, and it went really well! I dyed a 100% cotton shirt, and 60/40 cotton/poly pants.

I bought this without noticing that it was for synthetic fibers. It still dyed my material an orange-ish color, but wasnt what I was looking for. Pay attention to the type of material youre using!!

I am beyond pleased! I put a 6 count pour to 2- 2.5 gallons of water, a few shakes of salt and a teaspoon of dish soap and put the pillow covers in for 20 minutes over medium heat - they look great- the photo above shows the pillows done not the cushion - I did that next and they all look amazing! For 8 pillow covers and 6 cushion covers I used 2 bottles.

I have used rit Dyemore synthetic dyes a lot however this color you should use more dye than you think you need.