Rit Liquid Fabric Dye Black 8 Ounces, Pack of 3

Dyed my carpet black and turned it purple it looked ok but then the dye started coming off and had it all over my feet

I watched videos and read tutorials online before I attempted to dye my sons 100% linen blanket. I also followed the direction to a T and still ended up with blotchy fabric...YES, I made sure to continually agitate the fabric! Even with THREE bottles of dye and soaking in the dye for 60 minutes, it still had a purple-ish tint and we started with a light, almost white blanket. Going to use the color remover and just accept whatever color it turns out but I assume that it will be better than blotchy black/purple. Should have followed the guides and blogs I read and used a higher quality dye I guess.

Using this product was the first time dying my clothing. I will not lie reading the requirements and guidelines are useful and helpful. I went in without gloves, ended with dyed skin. Overall the product was great, it did was it was intended to do, and it was easy to rinse off.

I wanted some white clothes to go black but they all ended up gray, even after doing the whole process twice.

Well, if you follow the instructions and stick to then the results are great, I got the three pack to experiment and this is how it went: 1 bottle for only one pants and the result was amazing. 2nd bottle for one pair of pants, one T-shirt and 5 ties, the results were not so great, the pants picked up some color but not completely and in over all none of the items did look as sharp as only using one item per bottle. 3rd bottle, 2 pants and I will suggest to keep them longer and keep moving them so the color reach every inch. So over all I liked the product!!

Great service and price. Very happy will buy from them again

Easy to use

I was able to do two pairs of pants with a full bottle. Probably three pairs but I didn’t want to push my luck on the first try. I did read and follow all the instructions (from the Rit dye website where they noted it’s washing machine safe) but my washing machine is still purple… running a rinse cycle with bleach right now to see if that helps.

Bought this to dye a few items. Wanted to make a blue wool jacket black, along with a pair of wool/cotton blend pants and a cotton shirt. Followed the instructions to the LETTER, I even soaked the three items for over an hour. The jacket went from navy blue to midnight blue (at best). The gray pants just darkened to a charcoal color, and the shirt is now a weird dark purple. Not satisfied at all. Even more aggravated that I spent 16 bucks to stain up my hands and have to clean up dye water. Absolute garbage. Youll have better luck using hairdye or spray paint on your clothes than to use this (what I can assume is) expensive food coloring.

Waste of money, yah it does color your clothes but not for long cause everytime you wash the clothes colors comes off.. waste of money