All my aunt told me was weigh your clothes, add the dye measured at 10% weight of the clothes, 20% common salt and 5% soda ash in hot water. Then put clothes in for about 40 minutes while occasionally stirring. For jeans sulphur dyeing is preferred.
Hi i have watch alot of video on dye and caustic soda and yours is the best video so far. I try to mix both before putting it into hot water. How much dye do you need to mix with caustic soda before dying because i try an my clothes seems to be burn by the reaction. It did not dye to black as i wanted it but the sodada ash seem to have burn my cloth. Pls tell me what quantity of caustic soda i need to mix with dye before dying. Thanks
Hello Eric. Thank you for this positive feedback. I appreciate it very much. I have personally never worked with caustic soda before because it is so corrosive. You might find the information here useful... www.pburch.net/dyeing/dyeblog/C1093657698/E20060101101117/
Hi Melanie sorry for disturbing you again.i am looking forward to start a small dye business in my local area that is why i am making all this enquiry to get things right.what amount of soda ash to i need to mix with dye before dying? can i mix a dry dye with soda ash and store it in a container for later use?
@@ericgoodwin7988 This is not a great idea. It is better for the dye and soda ash to meet on the fabric. If you pre-mix it and store it it can break down the color and affect its effectiveness. For the best results, the two chemicals are kept separate until they mix on the fabric in the liquid. I hope this helps?
If you can't get soda ash you can very easily make your own by putting some baking soda in the oven at 200f for 1 hour. Great video
thank you!!
Yo this like I’m watching this at school. Looks fye
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Very informative video😊😊😊
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Thanks for your tutor l learn alot
All my aunt told me was weigh your clothes, add the dye measured at 10% weight of the clothes, 20% common salt and 5% soda ash in hot water. Then put clothes in for about 40 minutes while occasionally stirring. For jeans sulphur dyeing is preferred.
This is good information. It sounds like she knew exactly the recipe for the specific dye she has experience with.
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"Brighter", you mean more vivid and solid colors?
Soda ash is basically baking soda right? I just want to make sure they're not two different things
Awesome video!! Thank you🤙
Thank you for letting me know this was useful for you!
Thanks miss for your valuable information
Thank you for letting me know this was useful for you.
Thank you sister.
I am happy to hear it was helpful for you!
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I soak my t shirt before u uswd my rit dye doing rye dye
You didnt say anything about salt? That video made NO sense!!
She said..."in pack #2 we have salt and that is the catalyst..." Just so you know
can you use Epsom salt instead of table salt?
No
Table salt is better.
I will say. That was not
Too bad Actually
There is still conflicting information with all that. I will figure it out
Infomative one
Thank you for letting me know this was useful for you.
Why soda ash is blue?
It's just an example... a model for the soda ash... idk why she did this though
Hi i have watch alot of video on dye and caustic soda and yours is the best video so far. I try to mix both before putting it into hot water. How much dye do you need to mix with caustic soda before dying because i try an my clothes seems to be burn by the reaction. It did not dye to black as i wanted it but the sodada ash seem to have burn my cloth.
Pls tell me what quantity of caustic soda i need to mix with dye before dying. Thanks
Hello Eric. Thank you for this positive feedback. I appreciate it very much. I have personally never worked with caustic soda before because it is so corrosive. You might find the information here useful... www.pburch.net/dyeing/dyeblog/C1093657698/E20060101101117/
@@dyeandprints thanks milanie it is very helpful.
Hi Melanie sorry for disturbing you again.i am looking forward to start a small dye business in my local area that is why i am making all this enquiry to get things right.what amount of soda ash to i need to mix with dye before dying? can i mix a dry dye with soda ash and store it in a container for later use?
@@ericgoodwin7988 This is not a great idea. It is better for the dye and soda ash to meet on the fabric. If you pre-mix it and store it it can break down the color and affect its effectiveness. For the best results, the two chemicals are kept separate until they mix on the fabric in the liquid. I hope this helps?
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Where will I put the salt?
You mix the salt in with the dye when you mix it with water.
she speaks like Julie Andrews