Dye for Cotton Linen Viscose Wool Silk Nylon - Hand or Machine

Permanent Dye N.MOR for fabrics; Cotton, linen, viscose, wool, silk, nylon, spandex, rayon and lycra . Not suitable for polyester. Dyeing wool garments can only be done by hand, the rest can be dyed in the washing machine.
Multi-Purpose Dye colors all your clothing, home accessories such as curtains and sofa covers, costumes, linens, and anything else you need. Also ideal for reviving faded colors. To make lighter shades of color before bleaching the item (for example if you want to color a blue item red) for darker shades 100% guaranteed result.

Each pack dyes 250 grams of dry fabric. If the garment weighs more, purchase more packs.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR DYEING IN THE WASHING MACHINE

Wear rubber gloves. Weigh, wash and rinse the garment
of clothing to remove any stains and non-visible finishing
to the naked eye. Empty the contents of the sachet* into the washing machine drum (not
n in the detergent drawer) so that the powder falls
completely into the holes of the drum itself. Add 150 g of salt where the dye was poured and let it completely fall into the holes of the drum. Insert the damp and unfolded fabric. Select a cotton wash cycle depending on the temperature
supported by the fabric (minimum 40º) without prewash and spin. When the program is finished, add the detergent and run a
normal wash cycle. Dry away from direct heat sources and sunlight. Do not use the dryer. To be safe, run the washing machine on a 60º cotton cycle with a glass of bleach, in order to eliminate any possible residues of
dye.

HAND DYEING INSTRUCTIONS

Wear rubber gloves. Weigh, wash and rinse the garment to remove any stains and sizing not visible to the naked eye. Fill a container, which can be placed on the stove, with enough hot water to cover the fabric. Open the sachet, dissolve the contents in 500 ml of boiling water and shake well. Add the solution to the dyeing container together with the salt. Mix thoroughly. Immerse the garment to be dyed while damp and unfolded. Bring to a gentle boil for 20 minutes, stirring constantly
to ensure constant coverage. Rinse the garment until the water runs clear, dry away from direct heat sources and sunlight.

HANDBOOK INSTRUCTION FOR WOOL AND SILK

Follow the instructions by hand from point 1 to 3. Add the solution to the container where you want to dye together with a glass and a half of white vinegar. Immerse the item to be dyed damp and not folded. Bring slowly to the boil and immediately reduce the heat. Stir.
constantly, gently for 10 minutes. Carefully place the item in the sink and rinse with warm water, until the water runs clear. Dry away from direct heat sources and sunlight.