Rit Powder Colour Remover 56.7 g
Rit Colour Remover makes it possible to remove the existing colour from yet-to-be dyed fabric, giving you a dye-ready canvas for spectacular results and true colour. It’s also the perfect solution for removing dye stains (washed by mistake with coloured items) and even food stains (such as fruit juice, ketchup and tea) from whites.
Unlike traditional bleach, which contains chlorine that can damage fabric, Colour Remover is chlorine-free so that you can safely dye fabric after removing its colour. Perfect for dye projects where you want to completely change the colour of the fabric or as a pre-treatment for faded, discoloured and stained fabric. It can even be used to remove dye from fabric dyed incorrectly.
Rit Colour Remover is perfect for:
Cotton, Linen, Wool, Rayon, Ramie
R103.00
In stock
Product Description
Rit Colour Remover makes it possible to remove the existing colour from yet-to-be dyed fabric, giving you a dye-ready canvas for spectacular results and true colour. It’s also the perfect solution for removing dye stains (washed by mistake with coloured items) and even food stains (such as fruit juice, ketchup and tea) from whites.
Unlike traditional bleach, which contains chlorine that can damage fabric, Colour Remover is chlorine-free so that you can safely dye fabric after removing its colour. Perfect for dye projects where you want to completely change the colour of the fabric or as a pre-treatment for faded, discoloured and stained fabric. It can even be used to remove dye from fabric dyed incorrectly.
Rit Colour Remover is perfect for:
Cotton, Linen, Wool, Rayon, Ramie
Nissa –
This product is absolutely amazing. I used it to remove colour run from white clothes. Colour came off within a few minutes and I managed to save 3 shirts, so happy! I’ll admit one of the white shirts turned yellow but that might be because the material is polyester and Rit clearly says not suitable for polyester but I took the chance anyway and I’m honestly so glad I can use a yellow shirt instead of a shirt that I can’t use at all (white with black patches of colour run from a mixed load of laundry)