Dying Jeans In Washing Machine

Stir regularly for another 45 minutes keeping fabric submerged.

Dying jeans in washing machine. Give a fresh color to your curtains jeans or bath towels. Start by setting your washing to the hottest wash cycle available. Brandi turns her white jeans into vibrant colors using Tulip Liquid Dye.

And your washing machine does all. Wearing rubber gloves mix the powder or well-shaken liquid dye with very hot water. Add the four cups of dye and water to the soap dispenser.

To start wet and place the item in the washing machine. Just check the instructions of your pack to see how many garments you can dye at one time with jeans one pod will dye one pair. Allow the dye to dissolve completely before adding it to the washing machine.

Washing ahead of time serves two purposes 1 its always better to dye CLEAN fabric 2 youll need your fabric completely wet before starting so that the dye doesnt bleed. Agitate the dye bath for 30-40 minutes either stir by hand with a stick if using a basin or agitate in the washing machine by re-setting to prevent it from moving on to the rinsespin cycle Rinse the jeans thoroughly in cool water until the water runs clear. Air dry denim to preserve the color.

When it comes to ease of use this product gets 1010. Then either tumble dry low or hang to dry. When you are finished re-wash your jeans using cold water no bleach this time.

If your rinse cycle got the fabric a little too dry soak it in the bathtub before placing it back in the washer. DYLON will not harm your washing machine. Due to the fact that DYLON is a dye slight staining of rubber parts eg.