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Dyed 100% cotton shirt with it. Trick was to submerge the shirts in water. Making sure they were completely soaked. Makes the dye cover evenly. Used the kitchen sink, mine is black. These shirts were a very light beige. Soaked one shirt longer for a deep blue, less time a light blue. And jeans turned out better than the standard Rite Dye Products. A professional finish. Move the items from the sink to the washing machine to washout any excess. Than dried. Thoroughly impressed.
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Love this...used it to dye synthetic lace curtains that were mauve from the 1990's that won't take normal dye. It worked and saved not having to buy custom curtains!
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I completely changed three pairs of green pants to navy blue and they now look like I just bought them! Very happy and will be buying more.
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