The Rit Dye 53.2g – White-Wash offers the perfect solution for reviving dingy whites—even those delicate fabrics that cannot handle chlorine bleach, such as silk, lingerie, or wool. Because it is chlorine-free, this gentle yet powerful whitener brightens white fabrics while safely removing yellowing, discoloration, and stubborn stains. In addition, it effectively tackles marks like grass, grease, and even lipstick, giving your garments a fresh, like-new appearance.

To begin, simply add White-Wash alongside your detergent to restore that crisp, just-purchased brightness. Since it contains Rit Color Remover, the formula works by lifting stains and dullness from your whites. However, you should avoid using it on colored fabrics or whites with color trims or prints, as it may remove or fade those details.

For best results, we recommend the stovetop method, which maintains an almost boiling temperature and delivers the most consistent whitening power. Nevertheless, you can also use White-Wash in a washing machine, although the results may be slightly less reliable.

Ultimately, Rit White-Wash makes it simple to give your whites a new lease on life. By effectively removing dullness and stains, it restores freshness, brilliance, and confidence to your wardrobe—without the risks of harsh chlorine bleach.

Instructions

• First, for small and medium loads, use one package of Rit White-Wash.

• Next, for large and extra-large loads, use two packages of Rit White-Wash.

• Then, fill a stainless-steel pot with enough water for fabric to move freely.

• After that, heat water to just below boiling (93°C or greater) and maintain temperature.

• Carefully, add Rit White-Wash, pouring just above water level.

  • At the same time, avoid breathing in powder.

  • Also, use with adequate ventilation.

• Once ready, add 15 mL of laundry detergent into the pot and mix well.

• Now, add fabric to bath.

• Meanwhile, stir consistently for 10 to 20 minutes.

• When finished, carefully drain White-Wash solution into sink.

• Next, wearing rubber gloves, rinse fabric in warm water, then gradually cool water.

• Finally, dry fabric as usual.