RitRit All Purpose Liquid Dye - Cherry Red, 8 oz (Brand: Rit, Compatible Material: Wood, Plastic, Item Type: Fabric-Dyes, Color: Cherry Red)

Worked real well, but the hot water completely destroyed my decades old gauze curtains. They were a lovely cherry red when they went in the trash. Not the dye's fault at all. Just complete misplaced hopefulness on my part.

Easy to use, but do not get it on counter tops

dyed a pair of vans, soles and all. easy to use, very bright color, didn’t fade after washing.

I am making red MOP inlay material for banjo. Dyed some Easy Inlay in a mixture of 50% Red Rit Dye and 50% white vinegar for 18 hours. the pics show the results. Going for darker, so I read about Jacquard Basic red dry dye and will try that. I have some on order.

I had a faded red sweater that I only wore at home. Red is my favorite color so I wanted to wear it in public again. I used the hot water method in a stainless sink, and although it takes longer than in the washing machine I think I had better results. My sweater is a size small and I used the whole bottle.

I tend to really like Rit dye. My only issue with this was the color payoff. It was more magenta than anything and I could not see it reaching that cherry red color with a second bottle.

I used this to dye pinecone to use in making wreaths. As I expected, it gave the cones a subtle pink/red tint that adds interest to the evergreens. My daughter used what remained in tie dye and the color was brilliant and durable. So easy to use, functions as you expect from the trusted Rit brand, great value!

Unfortunately dyed my sons hats pink and I followed the directions to a T