Carbona Color Run Remover 2.6 Oz

I tried everything. Then I ordered this as I have a very expensive white pair of jeans that I happened to wag with a pink shirt that bled all over the jeans and other items. I for sure thought the pink would never come out but wanted to try it anyway given how expensive my jeans are and they are my favorite pair. It was a miracle! I soaked them for some time and it all came out.

Recently we survived the Houston Floods. Our home was fine, but near neighbors were inundated. When the water receded we volunteered to clean our neighbors clothes: cleaning, disinfecting, stain removing, and restoring. We used Carbona stain remover products extensively over a multiple-day effort to wash clothes. A large number of items were stained by contact with a crimson-colored silk dress. White shirts and blouses were especially impacted. All of them cleaned up using Carbona Color Run Remover.We have used the Carbona Color Run Remover occasionally for a number of years. You may have had a problem like some small, new, colored item gets mixed up in the white wash and the whites come out looking tie-died with blotches of color on the whites. On whites, this has worked every time we have used it. But note: you need three boxes for a washer load. Also note: you need to use the hottest water possible for the fabric you are cleaning. And you may have to treat several times, although once has usually worked for us.On dyed fabrics, the performance just depends. It only works for colorfast fabrics. What you think this is probably isn't exactly correct. We had a pair of light-blue shorts altered to a pale purple after treatment, though the color stains were removed. Each subsequent wash slowly changed the color back to the original, but it probably took 20 to 30 washes.The instructions on the box are clear, and they mean what they say. It is pretty simple. What I remember is this: Once the color disaster happens, the clothes, sheets, or towels are lost unless this wonderful treatment works.If I want to prevent the disaster, I use Carbona Color Grabber Sheets in the wash load. Absolutely amazingly effective.

its not letting me upload images rn but what you need to know is that these will ruin your towels. i had these bed bath and beyond haven heathered somethingorother sky grey (but like greenish?) towels that went through with a red towel (that's my bad) so i bought this to get the red stains out of them. not only did it make the red stains like a berry color, but it bleached the Shi out of my towels. like barely recognizing the original color...guess i have new dog towels...pls save your money this will only ruin your Shi further...

I had a relatively new white shirt and a pair of white socks that got mixed in a colored wash. One of the items in the wash was a pair of jeans that had only been washed 2 or 3 times. The white shirt and socks came out with a bluish tint. I tried washing the whites again with a lot of bleach. Nothing. With Oxy. Nothing. Searched for a color run remover and found this one.Worse, as I read several posts, when I had dried the affected items in a hot dryer every time I tried to rewash them, that may have set the color in and make it harder to remove.Easy to use. Fill sink with hot water. Pour in and dissolve the product. Submerge the white clothes. Stir around for 2 or 3 minutes. Voila! I had an identical white shirt I used for before and after and it surprised me, it actually worked. I couldn't tell the two white shirts apart. All of the blue color that had tinted the shirt was gone. Same for the socks.I had low expectations because I assumed bleach would take out the color run, but this did exactly what it said it would do. Problem solved!

I accidentally washed a red napkin in my whites load and dyed two bath towels, some of my husband's undershirts and two of my daughter's uniform polos pink. The uniforms are so expensive and I love our towels, so I searched online to try to find a remedy. I had never heard of this, but gave it a try. I used two packages in a front load washer and that worked ok. For the shirts, I used the sink method and that worked great! So it does work, but I recommend the sink method vs the washing machine method. It was actually really quick and not complicated to do it in the sink.

I bought this because my husband hand dark blue jeans in with my daughters toy dog. The blue dye leaked and got all over the beige puppy.Long story short I tried multiple times but it didn't remove the blue dye from the dog. I threw in a grey towel with the puppy and it destroyed the towel. I guess its the luck of the draw

I think this is mainly meant for white clothing. It removed a blue bleed on a red shirt alright but it also turned my RED shirt ORANGE lol. It removed stains on white clothing pretty well tho.

I never used this product before, but I was desperate to fix my foolish laundry mistake. I purchased a costly vintage, cotton baseball shirt (white shirt and red ringer) and though I hand washed in mild detergent, the red color bled all over, turned pink (think laundromat Rachel from Friends). Devastated, I researched options and Rit color run remover was a success!! Wish I had before/ after pics, the result was perfect, including the logo. You could not tell at all about my laundry mishap. I’m relieved that it’s back to original state. I plan on keeping some on hand for future laundry fails.