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EcclesCake | 16:10 Thu 09th Oct 2014 | ChatterBank
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I have a pair of jeans that despite having been washed umpteen times are still bleeding dye. If I scratch my knee my fingers turn blue, furniture gets marked and light coloured shirts get stained.

Any suggestions for what I can do to fix the the dye? I know you use salt to fix home dye stuff, would that work on my jeans?
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Salt probably won't work, I would try and source a Dye Fixative solution from somewhere.
There used to be, maybe still is something called "fullers earth" which was used as a colour fixer for tie-dyeing
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Fullers Earth as in cat litter?

Never heard that one before!

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