Nakoma Rit Dye Powder-Color Remover 2oz

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Unlike traditional bleach, which contains chlorine that can damage fabric, Rit Color Remover is chlorine-free so that you can safely dye fabric after removing its color. By removing the existing color, it creates a blank canvas for the new dye to adhere to, allowing you to achieve the desired color. Unlike traditional bleach, which contains chlorine that can damage fabric, Color Remover is chlorine-free so that you can safely dye fabric after removing it’s color. For best results, with tough colour runs and/or low temperatures (30/40 °C) allow washing to soak overnight, for up to 24 hours. I’m not sure what kind of chemicals they use, so take basic precautions not to splash any on your skin or eyes.

It’s going to be beautiful, but I’m trying to get creative with my cost-saving measures because I’m sure this won’t be the last time we invest in decorating her space. I did it wrong, and accidentally got some fabulous random dyed effects that I couldn't have done better by design! It's supplied in an easy-to-use soluble packet, which can be used either on a stove top or in a washing machine. iDye Colour Remover is a fabric lightener especially formulated for removing colour and stains from fabrics.Dissolve the Color Remover: Follow the instructions on the package to dissolve the product in hot water. Note: When removing colour from fabric, remember all dyes behave differently and results may vary - always test first.

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