ChatterBank1 min ago
Washing Machine Dye
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I have some work trousers which have started to fade, and money is tight at the mo. They are in otherwise good condition.
I was going to try some black dye in the washing machine with them, but if it were to go all blotchy I could be in hot water! I wondered if anyone has any experience of using a washing machine dye and the results before I try.
Also, will it stain subsequent washes?
Thankyou in advance.
I was going to try some black dye in the washing machine with them, but if it were to go all blotchy I could be in hot water! I wondered if anyone has any experience of using a washing machine dye and the results before I try.
Also, will it stain subsequent washes?
Thankyou in advance.
Answers
If it is only one pair of trousers I would just use a bowl. You need the dye to match the fabric. I once dyed something with rayon in the fibre and it ran out again. Black on black should be no problem, I have had weird colours on my bedding and curtains. Salt is the key when dying so put the right amount in. If you go the washing machine way a wash with detergent and...
14:20 Fri 02nd Apr 2010
If it is only one pair of trousers I would just use a bowl. You need the dye to match the fabric. I once dyed something with rayon in the fibre and it ran out again. Black on black should be no problem, I have had weird colours on my bedding and curtains. Salt is the key when dying so put the right amount in. If you go the washing machine way a wash with detergent and nothing else at the end clears it.