Nakoma Rit Liquid Dye, Emerald, 14.22 x 6.35 x 5.08 cm

I wasn't sure if it would work in the washing machine but it did! Came out looking great. I'd reccomend buying two so you can do it twice. Easier than boiling it over a ovem

Love the colour, easy to use and great for dying my macrame cord

Easy to use....used a dye bath, bigger than a bucket, for a maxi dress. I used all the dye and left it soaking for the full hour. Results are really good and no patchy areas.

I used it to dyeing my uniform which is composed of: 72% polyester, 21% viscose and 7% elastane. It was sand coloured and it came out green olive, the colour I expected. I prepared first hot water, added 1 spoon of dish soap and then soaked both pieces in a plastic container (top and bottom). I added the colour and stirred for about 10 minutes, continuously. I didn’t want a strong colour, so I removed it quickly, and instead of using the washing machine I controlled better the result. Washed then with water and then a normal cycle into the washing machine. The colour is uniform and no residual colour after the subsequent washes. I recommend it.

It didn't colour the item I have. I have polyester and tulle dresses. I was hoping that it would colour the polyester, but didn't do anything. I left it in for well past the half hour recommended time too. Maybe I didn't do it as it should of, I need to be careful as it's my bridesmaid dresses

what an easy way to dye small articles without wasting dye. I wish I’d have found this a long time ago.

patchy not solid cover very messy and need a lot

The colour really vibrant! Perfect for my Macrame collection @umieymacrame ! Highly recommended

Il prodotto è fantastico, ovviamente bisogna dosarlo bene per far sì che esca il color smeraldo, io al primo tentativo avevo messo troppo colore è mi uscita la felpa verde, con le varie tonalità di verde acqua.

Color was kinda on blue side

Definitely not the color I was expecting but I’m totally fine with that. My bedsheets were a depressing grey color and I wanted to change them to literally any other color. If you have a large quantity of fabric, buy 2 bottles. I think using 1 bottle is why my sheets ended up bright turquoise instead of green. Be warned, this process is a LOT OF LABOR. If you’re just doing fun kids tie-dye project, it’s fine. But if you’re trying to dye sheets, adult clothes, ect, it’s very heavy and time consuming.

I had bought a dress for my daughter to wear for Easter, but it was white. I decided to dye it a pastel color. I picked emerald green Rit dye thinking I would just not soak it for as long to make it a light green. When I poured the dye in the sink I thought it looked more blue in color. But what do I know? So I go with it. After the dress is dyed and dried, it’s blue. Very blue. Not emerald green or any shade of green at all. Granted, it’s a beautiful color. And I did just want the dress pastel. So it works. But if I had really wanted green, I’d be pissed. So just be aware that the color that’s printed on the bottle might not be what’s actually in the bottle.

I used this to dye wool roving and it was simple and effective. I do wish that there was a color swatch example for each color because there's no way to really know what color you are going to get with finished product. For example I wanted a dark brown almost black color but with both the dark brown and cocoa brown I ended up with what I would call a medium brown with red tinted. Pretty but not what I was going for.