Can you use this product to dye by hand, without using a washing machine?
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Yes. I always dye in a large plastic bucket. I don't know if the dye stays as well doing it this way but I only use my washing machine when the dye job is complete and the fabric has been well processed and rinsed. I have been dying clothes this way for years. And yes, the colors fade a bit with each wash.
1349018
You really need to have a huge washing machine that even try this. Anyway, I don't think it is machine washable.
1605666
I use spray cleaner and paper towel. I wouldn't put this in the washing machine as I think the material may come apart.
48569
No. You can wash by hand some spots if you need, bat not In the machine , so I think to use it as a pad is not a good idea
789000
regular wash,washing machine ok with small amount of regular clothes detergent.no bleach!.you can dry them in clothes drier(10-15 min),absolutely "no drier sheets",as these will ruin the cloths ability to polish,and remove wax/polish.Also I've tried many microfiber cloths,these are top of the line!
2236482
It can be used as a colorant but it also can stain wash clothes even skin when the soap is used. You could also try Woad (leaves)
1806485
Yes. You can either knead in food dye, or paint it, using edible ink & food-safe brushes.
1430009
Yes. I used the hand wash/wool cycle with Woolite and machine dried it, too. It came out looking brand new.
2282294
Yes, you can. We machine washed it many times. If I remember correctly, there's an instruction on the manual for you to follow.
180299
The dye is only suitable for non synthetic fabrics, a 50/50 poly cotton blend yes, fully poly no. Cotton that has not been treated is its primary use. You might consider using fabric spray paint dye, which will bond with synthetic fabrics. Any item you dye should be left to air dry for a few days, then you can wash it alone, it will bleed for the first few washed like a new pair of jeans. Also keeping the dye mix in a bucket and redying an item after its washed once, then repeating the process may be needed as the item may lighten, black is a dark color. So for any synthetic or polyester fabric spray paint is the way to go.
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I can't give you a definitive "no," but I can say I wouldn't chance it. First, I wouldn't imagine you'd have a good chance of getting a uniform color (assuming that's what you'd be looking for). Front-loading washers typically use significantly less water, and obviously, they do not allow clothing to sit in a bath of water. Second, since I believe the only way you'd likely get any sort of quasi-even dye distribution would be to pour the dye into the detergent slot, I'd be concerned with the difficulty of fully removing the dye from the mechanism thereafter. I can say that I have a front-loading washer and I opted for a large pail of hot water in my bathtub. It made for easy clean up and it allowed me to monitor the dying process to ensure I had achieved the color I was looking for. Hope this helps.
1662858
Yes, I wash it in a machine all the time, colors never faded nor fabric shrink. Real good quality.
2276526
This product is NOT a dye. It is a temporary paint-like covering for hair. You would want to use it as a root touch-up between colorings. Yes, it washes out easily but I would not recommend using it on your whole head. The product leaves hair a little stiff and sticky. If you used it on your entire head, it would not look natural.
1488596
Nope, by hand. For such a great investment, it's worth the extra few minutes to hand wash.....
1204865
No. This product stained my clothing when used. Don't buy this product for use on anything!
212118
I believe you can, but I hand wash. For the best answer contact Grandma Ann. There customer service is superb! Hope this helps.
157801
I used dishwashing soap. It was a pure and free type, so no dyes or perfumes.