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Use Fabric Dye on your Clothes and Upholstery

When you want to change the color of your clothing, don't buy a new wardrobe; invest in all-purpose fabric dyes. We carry a vast range of dyes and bleaches that alter the color of your clothing, wood or plastic. As an example, you can use Rit all-purpose liquid dye to change the color of your shirts or plastic lawn chairs. You can even use the dye to lighten or darken the look of your wicker laundry baskets or wood benches.

If you only want to remove stains from your clothing without altering the color, then you may want to consider bleach with color protection. Bleach has a multipurpose functionality, which means you can use it to clean your bathtub and to remove stains from clothing. Some Clorox bleaches contain stain-fighting ingredients that remove stains without fading the fabric's color. Whink Wash Away also comes in handy for removing tough grass and coffee stains, and it works in all water temperatures. Before purchasing any bleach product, check its label to ensure that you can use it on all fabric types.

Along with removing stains and dyeing your clothes, invest in fabric freshener to leave your shirts and pants smelling fresh and clean after the wash. Febreze fabric freshener removes odors from your clothes, and Downy adds a fresh scent while preventing static buildup. In addition to enhancing the smell of your clothes, fabric freshener reduces wrinkles when you use it in combination with laundry detergent. If you have an eco-friendly lifestyle, then you have Seventh Generation fabric softener-freshener that contains nontoxic and hypoallergenic ingredients. It never includes dyes or perfumes that irritate your sensitive skin.

You want to add fabric fresheners to wash cycles, but you need to add the fabric softeners during the drying cycles. Like fabric freshener, Downy fabric softener dryer sheets provide a clean, fresh smell and reduce static cling in your clothes. Before you start the dryer, toss in one Bounce dryer sheet, and then start the cycle. After the dryer finishes the cycle, remove the clothing, and toss the dryer sheet in the trash. Depending on your preference, you have the choice between dryer sheets or liquid softener to add to the washer.

When using fabric dye, separate your dyed clothing from the rest of your laundry to prevent color bleed during the wash cycle. You can use Clorox bleach to remove deep stains in your fabrics while protecting the color. Fabric freshener and softener add delightful scents to your laundry, and they reduce the amount of static cling in your clothes. Shop Sears online for even more laundry-care products and appliances. We're sure to have the right products to make your home look its absolute best.