Is this colorsafe - can I use it on clothing without damage to color?
1771448
I used it on my husbands jacket and it didn't seem to do any damage to the color, however, make sure when applying to clothing to have a towel or cloth that you don't care about underneath because it may strip the surface you are working on.
2065187
No, it won't restore colors - but it will help to reduce fading. Another tip - don't dry your clothes in the dryer all the way (and dry on cool). The heat will fade dark colors faster. I use this on ALL of my dark clothes and they stay looking new for several months - it's great!
93568
My daughter used it on some clothing and it darkened and went blotchy on some of the items. It may depend on the fabric, but I`m not sure
1724141
No, there isn't. We have used it on Carpets without any issues. Of course you will want to test it on a corner for color safeness in your own house.
179064
I don't think so. The bluing is to make white clothes look whiter. If you use too much it will turn the clothes blue.
1496395
No. I use them to dry wet clothes and have never had an issue with color transfer.
1636256
This product is not limited to whites. It works fine on colored fabrics. I use this product for most whites and pastels (i.e., colored fabrics). I wash some whites using Clorox liquid bleach and detergent instead of this product.
1214188
Yes, unfortunately it can, it all depends on how the fabric has been dyed: some clothes are impervious to Benzoyl Peroxide, others stain very easily.
1678045
I sprayed it on furniture, carpet, and bedding. I don't see why you couldn't spray it on clothing. However it does have a strong smell so be cautious.
2083598
You will want to dilute it a bit but you can use it on fabric. I haven't seen it cause any discoloration on anything I've used it on.
924478
It just specify on the bottle it MAY bleach fabric. So I would still be cautious about it. I don't see it happening to mine since I have mostly dark fabrics I would've seen it at once.
1139894
I've used this in all types of clothes even my carpet. I've never had a problem. If it's a set in stain I pretreat with the oxy gel stick before washing.
181243
I have never sprayed this on fabric so I can't say for certain - but I suspect you should not spray your clothes with it. It is made up largely of essential oils and definitely leaves an oily residue wherever you spray it (it does dry up and has never stained the wood floor or tile where I've used it) that I doubt is good for clothing. I could certainly see it staining some fabrics.
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I use just a table spoon of this mixed with color safedetergent and it has not faded my colors. However it is hard to tell since I can't compare from how dark the colors where before. A table spoon is enough to clean it and remove stains without damaging the laundry.
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You know, I wouldn't try it. Every piece of fabric is different, and the dye in the cloth on each one is also different. Rit Dye Color Remover has not worked well for me. I've used it on clothing that I just wanted the color toned down, and in each case, that is not what happened. The color completely changed - I had a royal blue designer hoodie that Rit Color Remover Changed to the ugliest shade of orange you have ever seen. You need to know that it doesn't work like it's supposed to work. If you put a lot of items in the washer, thinking it will lighten or bleach some of the color out of each one evenly, you will be very disappointed. The color that comes out of one, may mix with another color. You could end up with an entire washer load full of a really horrible color. This is a product that's really good to use on things you are trying to revitalize; nothing and I repeat, nothing you like. If you really like it don't use this product. And it's really only enough for one piece of clothing. That's what I think. Not a fan of this product at all. Expect the worst.
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I didn't notice a big difference either way. This still leaves some stains behind - but so does Oxiclean. Oxiclean can leave behind a residue on clothes and this does not and seems to be safe for colors. I haven't gone to the trouble to do a pricing comparison - but wanted to try something that was less destructive than regular bleach.
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I have only used it on light colors......I can tell you that it is the best I've used......after it's been washed there is no harshness and you really only see what you put on....I still trim before pressing.....old habit I guess but I have never tried dark colors....I would give it a try.