can I use it on any t shirt 50/50 and 100% cotton
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I did many time on 50/50 and 100% cotton at 310F. On the 100% cotton, I had no any problems and the quality was good. But on 50/50, the color of T-shirts (especially red T-shirts) had been changed some times (not every times). Thus, I did not try any other colors on 50/50.
487933
I have only used it with quilting cotton fabrics. I think it will work well on any weight cotton but silky fabrics may be a problem.
2020376
Yes. You need to use 100% cotton or other natural fabric for best results. If you want to dye poly, it takes a special product for synthetics. If you dye with blends, the poly part will not dye. The cotton part will. It might be an interesting effect. Try a small piece and see what you get. Plus, things loose a lot of brightness as the colors set and dry. And you may lose more color when you first wash the garment. And that kit will not dye 15 shirts. More like 5.
1019616
My dad has only used it on his dress shirts - when my mother makes him dress up :) but there should be no reason why it would not work. If you want to send a follow up question I can answer later today I will call him (too early right now) and ask him to try it on his jeans. He sure loves this little gadget cause now he does not have to depend on anyone else. Very remarkable how such a little device can make such a big difference in someone's life.
1384955
Yes you can. It can be used on about any type of material, as long as you use the right length staple.
818163
My project was on a cotton t-shirt and has faded with washing. Polyester probably will be a little different but to make it as colorfast as you can, I would advise pressing with a warm iron before washing. Also when using dye, it helps make items colorfast to soak in vinegar and let dry before use or washing. Good luck!
92060
It sure is a good compromise for me. I agree about 100% cotton, and don't own the UA Tech shirt, but didn't like the feel of it in the store. I love the UA charged cotton, and have bought two more recently.
454933
I have use them on cotton tees to fill in color, where it was black outlines & gray shading design on the teeshirts; with no bleeding on multi-washing...and they don't bleed or fade when the teeshirts gets sweaty and salt stained. But aways, check on a old tee; first.
1914692
Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE. Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE... » Read More Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE. « Show Less
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Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem... » Read More Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1985236
YOu can use any kind. I would ditch the All paks and go with A&H liquid or Tide. I use both in mine and clothes come out clean.
557734
No. Use the clear gel one, it lasts longer and protects against stains on white t-shirts. the white one (powder) doesnt last long, is a bit chunky and generally inferior.
2002326
Is the shirt made of Cotton? This product only works on cotton and must be washed in the hottest water possible. It will not work on polyester. This may not completely answer your question. In my experience most products already containing a UPF are not cotton.
72736
I used it on some silk shirts with no trouble, so I would think you'd be okay to use it. You might want to do a test patch by applying it lightly in a small area and give it a day to see if anything happens. I really think it will work great though.
144859
Yes. We tye dyed them earlier in the summer and they still look good after many washings. They may look a little more faded than a 100% cotton t-shirt would, but as long as you really soak them with the dye and follow washing instructions, they should turn out fine.
1845536
I tried it on a cotton/poly blend and the picture did not turn out so well... there was tearing of the picture and I would not recommend anything other than 100% cotton.
145094
It would work on fabrics like T-shirts but probably not on sweaters and things like that.