If they are submersed in water for a wedding center piece will the dye turn the water blue?
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No, it should not. If they came pre - dyed the dye is in the petals. You should have nothing to worry about.
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Yes, I purchased the Turquoise water pearls and mixed them with other colors which made a beautiful centerpiece.
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I never even thought about that. Like most colors, there is a color lens that give out the color. The set up was a blue out put, so you might call the maker and see if there is another color lens you can change to.
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Not at all, think of a grey coat. It's dye will not transfer, but worst case scenario if used roughly it will shed a bit (hasn't happened to me yet).
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I wondered about if it was dyed since when I washed it in still water, the water changed its' color. I am wondering if I should throw it away.
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I would think it would; especially if the piece is cotton. It might lighten colors though. I would recommend pouring lemon/vinegar/water (equal parts) solution through the piece. Someone needs to hold it for you so you can pour and it will run through.
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YES. The camera is fully submersible and functional underwater. There is even an underwater mode to eliminate the blue "tint" from underwater pictures and bring out the vibrant colors of whatever you are shooting underwater.
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I have never tried it but I think it will probably turn out mostly blue with a slight purple color in some places.
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Yes. Strip the flowers off the stem parts that will be under water if you like for a sleek look. But you can even just submerge the bottom blooms in water and let the top 6" show above the vase. If the vase is clear glass and very wide, this is a great option. These blooms lasted for about 8 weeks!
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I don't think it will. Get one that has a number of small wells on the perimeter and larger wells in the center for mixing. You can rehydrate watercolors without a problem if they dry out between sessions.
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It's both in a way. You can submerge them but only for a short period of time or it will become hazy.
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No. You soak the top section in water. It'll hold enough water to keep the flowers alive.
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Did not wear it for submersion so don't know that part. The buttons broke in a couple of months so couldn't set it again. not recommended.
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Mine turns a blue color when mixed with water. Maybe it is something in your water that makes it turn yellow. That's the only thing I can think of.
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You can get this directly from waterrower.com 1-800-852-2210 Here is the info from their site. Bill at Lifestyle Sports A blue tinted dye for the water in your tank. Colors your water and enhances the look of your WaterRower. *Note: If you use the blue dye in your tank, it is not recommended that you use the chlorine tablets. Discoloration may occur if you do so. Instead, please visually monitor water quality and change when necessary. It is recommended that dyed water is changed out every year.
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I did not see any color bleeding off onto anything. So I think aswer is no it wont stain clothes. We did our silly string outside and when I cut my bushes months later blue string still had its color.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know enough about these to answer your question. I know they are colorfast when ironed after drying. I usually add water to them to paint them on fabric that I am going to do needlework on top of. They mix well with water and each other. They will bleed if there is too much volume for the fabric. Nothing comes off once they are dry. Hope that helps.