Jacquard Acid Dye - Pink - 1/2 Oz Net Wt - Acid Dye for Wool - Silk - Feathers - and Nylons - Brilliant Colorfast and Highly Concentrated
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Dalpihe2
> 3 daythis product has to be used when washing fabric at 90°C! how can you use it on wool/cotton/silk...clothes? their size will decrease. I have bought another brand that can be used ato 40°C
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Nicole
> 3 dayLove the bright orange
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Heather
Greater than one weekDyeing is not for beginners. They warned me to not dye a wedding dress (if I dont care what happens then dye it, otherwise if its valuable, then do NOT dye) & I did for a Halloween costume. I burnt some of the fabric & a front loader is a little more complicated. 1/2 of it is pink but the under-skirting & the back are white. I did ruin it but I think I can still use it but is nothing like what I anticipated. They warned me & they were right. Live & earn. I believe my oversized washer is still not big enough to hold all of the dress to properly spin it & the way it went in, it dyed that.
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Miss Zola Gutkowski Jr.
> 3 dayNeed more than one
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KCC
19-11-2024Brilliant results on a merino cashmere cardigan. Also tie dyed a silk scarf at the same time giving me a matching scarf.
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Tough Nut
> 3 dayWhen I put the wool into the pot (small quantity, four long stings) that bright blue color I saw in other reviews showed up, I was excited. But then it said I needed vinegar, and all I had was apple vinegar, and as soon as I added it, the color went to a dark blue. I continued stirring hoping it would wash out in the last step back to that original blue, but nope, it just got darker. As you can see my wool strings are now black, and therefor are useless. I’ll have to buy everything again and use a different die, or maybe reach out to customer service (if they have any) and figure out what I did wrong (I loved the original blue color). Their stovetop directions say “Prewash fiber. Use about 2 gal. of water for 1 lb. of fiber (am I supposed to derive some sort of formula based on these quantities??). Mix die (the whole bottle??) into hot water and stir. Add Fiber. Heat to near boil (180 deg). Add 1/4 cup of vinegar (any vinegar??? White vinegar only? Am I supposed to use some sort of formula??) or pre-dissolved citric acid. Stir for 30 min. Let cool. Rinse in warm water.”
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J White
Greater than one weekI was a beginner. The whole process was incredibly simple and took less than an hour. I turned an otherwise flawless cream-colored wool and cashmere skirt with a small stain into a gorgeous navy skirt. I will definitely try this again.
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Jan
> 3 dayTo make a true black add a small amount of yellow.
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K. Chesney
> 3 dayIve never used a dye that works as well as Jacquard acid dye did! The color came out so dark and just like the picture. Unfortunately, I was trying to get a duller purple and this dye completely blocked out the other color, but I cant blame the company for making a product that works TOO well! Will definitely purchase this dye again!
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Just Evergon
> 3 dayIts a professional product and works as it should. I would use it again.