“And now it’s time to DYE!” 😂

@izdatsweets

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@StanDaMan29CPT

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@weberrebel7699

9 ай бұрын

Sounded like the joker

@JustChillin740

8 ай бұрын

Great😅

@j22563

4 ай бұрын

There's always a NPC who points out the joke

it is important to wet the piece before dying it, especially if the piece is big, use just water. Since it is already soaked, the dye will enter more easily and evenly :) enjoy

@stefanywashington3994

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ! 🧡

@neilhalenfernandez7460

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Noticed too that they missed this part.

@cooljulep

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!!!

@BobantiReang

8 ай бұрын

Manta Jay Reang

@WiggyWamWam

5 ай бұрын

“Since it is already soaked, the dye will enter more easily and evenly” makes no sense…

I dye almost everything. I'm a bigger guy who likes wearing items that are fitted so finding things that fit both my body and my unique sense of style are fairly rare. With the dye, I can focus on finding items that fit and have good structure and usually patina dye them into matching my style. There are also a lot of color mixing apps out there now (including one on the RIT Dye website) that let you find the mix of dyes needed to reach any given color you're shooting for. My veteran dying tip would always be to use the stovetop method unless you're dealing with stuff like wool and other fabrics that can't take the heat. For those, you can substitute time for heat. I usually use a propane gas hot plate with a huge stainless steel pot, an infrared thermometer to check the temps and a large pair of barbecue tongs and vinyl gloves to stay clean.

@phillyhippie

5 ай бұрын

Do you have to set in the due with a conditioner or something? I dyed a hoodie but every time I'd wash it, the color would bleed off 😢

@ajhoward8888

3 ай бұрын

Rit sells a dye fixative you can use after the dye bath but before washing it. It makes a BIG difference on how long the dye stays put.

@andyanderson2297

Ай бұрын

Which dye brand do you recommend

@MM-24

Ай бұрын

And wait... Why are you dying stuff again? Assuming so you aren't limited by color a item comes in??

@erik7647

24 күн бұрын

​@@andyanderson2297not OP but been dying for 18 years, was raised by a master weaver and have worked in garment design as well so well definitely dont know everything have some experience. Rit is easiet to find in US and Canada and I personally have better results with the powder formula but the liquid is okay too. Dylon is my preference, in canada most craft stores with sewing supplies have it and chain fabric stores, I believe in the US Joannes and similar shops have dylon as well. Dylon only comes in powder and is significantly more concentrated so make sure to mix it well but is a lot more vibrant most of the time. For synthetic, wool and silks its best looking into it a bit as what you add will be different. I have never had a good time with iDye silk dyes. If you ever find the old tins of dylon at a thrift shop BUY THOSE! They are so much better and more concentrated than the new ones in packets, also can be taped shut bery easily if you dont use it all at once. For natural dyes or more complex options get used to these premade ones first. Also be aware natural dying is genuinely complex chemistry, labour intensive, fun but things like indigo tend tk get WEIRD. If adding acids or bass PH strips test strips are your friend!

I had to dye a jacket for my Halloween costume My mom did it to be nice. It wasn't coated evenly. It was close to the correct color, but some places looked like it was partially bleached Everyone thought it was intentional It is one of my favorite jackets to date Definitely want to dye something else in the future, so this should help

I wear all black just so I can redye my clothes. I just do it in my washing machine. Hot water. Salt. Dish soap. Soak setting. Wait for them to be done. Then rinse and dry. They look brand new. Saves me $100’s

@Ena48145

Жыл бұрын

Love that idea

@arlenepalomba8027

Жыл бұрын

I have been dying my black clothes for years.

@doreensika837

10 ай бұрын

What type of black dye should be used please let me know?

@Crowski

10 ай бұрын

@@doreensika837 ritz liquid black dye.

@doreensika837

10 ай бұрын

@@Crowski thank you

Rit sells a dye stabilizer I believe it is… color fast or something. That stuff works amazing and after I dyed my thing and used that the color didn’t bleed onto anything I washed with it.

@cleanfreaks

Жыл бұрын

yep! that stuff is amazing

@Kaetoh

Жыл бұрын

Great to know, thx for sharing

@calchen6603

3 күн бұрын

fixative is super important for black dye. otherwise it fades like crazy after wearing and the next wash. gotta protect those dye molecules!

Nice, I have a faded navy-blue cap and have actually been thinking about doing this! Thank you!

This is helpful. Kinda can't believe I haven't seen one of these videos yet. Thanks!!

﴿ رِجَالٌ لَّا تُلْهِيهِمْ تِجَارَةٌ وَلَا بَيْعٌ عَن ذِكْرِ اللَّهِ وَإِقَامِ الصَّلَاةِ وَإِيتَاءِ الزَّكَاةِ ۙ يَخَافُونَ يَوْمًا تَتَقَلَّبُ فِيهِ الْقُلُوبُ وَالْأَبْصَارُ﴾ [ النور: 37]

I am a visual learner so thank you sharing and yes it definitely helped🌞

The hat who lived... come to dye... AAAAAAAAVAAADAAKEDAAAABBBBAAA

PRO TIP!! After you remove your black dyed piece… rinse it with cold water… put it immediately into a another bucket of hot water with RIT COLOR STAY!!!! COLOR STAY will further enhance the richness of the color as it suggests it makes the color stay and attach, let it sit for a minute or so, keep an eye on it, and swap back and forth with the dye color and color stay. I’ve done this on white air forces 1s, as soon as I would remove the shoes from the dye, the color would look good, but after rinsing it the color would fade off, but when using the color stay it would make the color darker.

@cleanfreaks

10 ай бұрын

this is good advice

@Itstianaslife

9 сағат бұрын

Is that the same thing as color stabilizer

You absolutely must wash the item beforehand, otherwise the dye won't evenly distribute over the clothing article. Even if the item is brand new, wash it first. Dying clothing is an art, the tough part is eliminating the potential for dark and light spots. Use very hot water, wear rubber gloves, and keep moving the item for half an hour. It's boring, and you'll want to stop after ten minutes. Don't.

"Now it's time to DYE" I cracked up

How do you dye a hat but not the embroidery on it? Say it has something embroidered that has multiple colors or it’s white, would you paint it on with a brush or is there a technique to do??

@user-lb7ze9hs6s

4 ай бұрын

paint with dye

Is there a way to cover up certain accents you don’t want dyed? Like in this example if I don’t want to dye the Nike logo how can I do that?

@Swampgurl777

Жыл бұрын

The Indians use a wax when they make batik, not sure if that’s what you’re looking for though..

@yhwhiskng

Жыл бұрын

​@@Swampgurl777correct, use wax.

@Nas7algiaPlugg

11 ай бұрын

someone else said they recommend vaseline on a q tip and add it on the desired area 2 help prevent the dye from going inside the cloth’s pores

@jmaskos9601

7 ай бұрын

​@@Swampgurl777 I thought of this as well. You'd need to remove the wax afterwards which can be a pain. (Papertowel & an iron is my go to though) I'm curious if a liquid fixative like used in watercolour painting would work though?🤔 It just rubs off! Not something I would buy unless I was going to use all of it though. If any trys this let me know how you made out.

I improve my black /navy clothes periodically by pouring a jar of this bottled dye mixed with a bit of hot water and the salt directly into my washing machine drum. Fill washer with hot water, add clothes needing a revamp and run on the longest wash with cold rinses...select extra rinse if available, otherwise when the cycle is done do a Rinse only cycle. Then dry in dryer.

The detergents in kitchen detergents are so wildly cool. In school we were infecting e coil with genetic material to produce a custom protein we synthesized. To infect the bacteria we needed a detergent to break up their cell walls to get our genetic carrier inside. Lo and behold we just used a super duper teeny tiny amount of Dawn!

Weight is also important to establish whether the item has enough dye, or if additional small items can be dyed at one operation.

Pleeeaasee make video on how to wash baseball caps.. like how u do it and how u suggest doing it at home without professional cleaning agents.. pretty pleaaaaaaasseee.. love from another clean freak in Jakarta

The boy who lived... come to *dye*

This might be misleading for most of the internet that can't take the extra step to determine what dye is best for their fabric composition. I sound like a dick saying that, but it's not conjecture, just facts, mate. Prepare for the influx. Liked the video 😎

@cleanfreaks

Жыл бұрын

Read the care label!

@chelseag4ytube

Жыл бұрын

@@cleanfreaks Of course! But not everyone is prepared to do that 🤭

@cleanfreaks

Жыл бұрын

@@chelseag4ytube appreciate the honesty, hopefully some find value in this video

I like how you knew the difference between laundry and dish detergent but know the difference between laundry soap and laundry detergent

thats exactly the reason I stopped dyeing things and resorted to patching and pins :D

Rit says to use ColorStay Dye Fixative afterwards. You missed that step.

@katherinesanz8289

Жыл бұрын

they also missed the fact that the bottle says it has to stay at a temperature above boiling the whole time

@timterrell8678

Жыл бұрын

@@katherinesanz8289 Boiling water is 212 degrees Fahrenheit. The instructions say to use water at 140 degrees Fahrenheit. He did miss that as well.

🤔 the tag still white???

@st.orville2285

Жыл бұрын

The hat is cotton, but the tag is synthetic silk made from plastic. Dyeing synthetic textiles needs constant hot water, like over a stove. The cotton hat soaks up the dye even without hot water.

That looks so much better

Interesting about the salt and vinegar.

“And now young skywalker…you will dye!” *puts this video on Deathstar Window Monitor

Interesting. Im tryna dye new white t shirts so im hoping it will look better. In this case specifically i definitely think the hat shoulda been scrubbed w some sort of cleaning mixture and a brush first for better results

It needed a wash. You can see all the sweat stains. Rit says to wash your clothing first then dye when wet. That’s why your bill looks a murky black/brown.

Great tutorial

thats very useful

If you dye something that has a discoloration from a stain, like light wash jeans for example, will dying them a slightly darker color cover of the stain, or will the stain still be there, a new color but just as visible, if that makes sense?

I thought the article of clothing was supposed to be wet before dunking it in 😏 But I’m old so what do I know…

@RenkuKlempar-nx9tc

Жыл бұрын

🎉

@seekeroflight85

Жыл бұрын

It is and you can use soda ash to help lock colors in better. If you notice the front of the hat looks black but when he moved it the back looked wet or blue and like it didn’t dye it the same evenly

@Swampgurl777

Жыл бұрын

@@seekeroflight85 I sure did notice, never heard of the soda ash.. just salt 😏

@seekeroflight85

Жыл бұрын

@@Swampgurl777 salt? Interesting. I’ve never heard of that but I’d like to try it. I love to tie dye

@Aromatic.Bleach

Жыл бұрын

What is soda ash?

Also add vinegar to the rinse water ad tumble on high heat or iron to help set the dye so it doesn't bkeed in future. Wash seperately until you are certain that it doesn't.

Just realized i could dye all my black work clothing back to a better colour and get more life out of them bc i sweat in them and theyre cheap walmart clothes so the collar and where i wipe my sweat gets faded fast, but im also cheap and theyre fine otherwise i just wont wear em once they get too bad, this may be a solution 🤔

@jmaskos9601

7 ай бұрын

Try treating the sweat stains as an oil stain before dyeing. As there are oils that come from our skin as well and in deodorant that make sweat stick to fabrics even more. I like to pretreat with ammonia (dissolves grease) and dish soap or dish soap and baking soda seem popular as well.

@aisle_of_view

3 ай бұрын

Get the sweat spots out before you do this, otherwise the dye won't evenly cover the clothing.

😅 great job

My mom accidentally used this instead of RID when I got lice. I looked like Fonzi

I know this man did not just call dish soap, "Dish Detergent." 😃

Mine turned Purple.

Wow awesome!

When I was in 10th grade I tried to dye all my jeans different colors so I bleached them first and I accidentally left them in the bleach too long and they disintegrated and I melted all my pants and had to make my dad take me to target that night to get more pants.

This is also a good psa to wear your sunscreen, if the sun is literally bleaching the dye from your hat, maybe give it some respect

And how do you keep the cardboard rim from getting all funky?

Is there a way to keep nike logo white!?

Nice

need to use Rit Fixative immediately after dye

How would you do this if your hat has embroidery you dont want to dye?

Will the dye leech out when washing with other clothes?

@Leci1877

Жыл бұрын

They also have rit color fixative that u can put on after dyeing

@phantomkate6

Жыл бұрын

The short answer is yes and the long answer starts with "it depends" and follows with some internet research

Maybe strip the color entirely first to get a more uniform look

You got a before and before shot.

Nice!

Question? -Will a printed shirt be affected if i re-dye it the way you do it, like will the printed logo on it slide off cuz of the hot water or will the print be the same color as the dye if i do it your way¿🤔? Im just concerned about the print logo or picture on it like what will happen?

What if you want the logo to stay white?

Thank you!!!!!!!!!

Show what it looks like after 1 wash please

How do you dispose of that water? How eco friendly is this?

Did you sniff the dye before pouring it in? Cause honestly i would probably do the same.

So it’s exactly like Minecraft you put water and the dye color into a bucket and put the clothing in it

How to keep the logo in original colour?

You can still see where the hat was discolored from sweat… even after it’s been dyed… so what’s the point

What about polyester? Do I still need to use salt and dish soap?????

Can I bring my faded black shirt to a dry cleaner and ask them to do this?

Why does it need salt? Like what does the salt do?

Wait will this work if my piece of clothing I’m trying to dye is Black with bleach stains???

wears in rain or sweat = blue streak on for head

That brand of dye recommends the water temperature is maintained at 200 degrees or higher during the entire process of the dying.

@aisle_of_view

3 ай бұрын

If you go to an art store for dye, there are brands that don't require near boiling water. Jacquard makes Procion dyes that only need washing soda and warm water to work.

How did you keep the tag inside the hat from getting dyed

Hat looks to be 2 yrs past it’s expiration date

Lol my hats issue is that the velcro doesnt work anymore. Is there a trick to reactivating the material or should I try to sew a new velcro strip on? I know this isnt a cleaning related topic - just testing the waters 😇

I had a question. So does the dye stay fresh the entire time? Or how long after will i have to re dye it

Cool

The black always looks purple in the light

What about polyester ? Should I do salt or vinegar ?

Question: How come the label wasn't dyed black? Did you cover it in something to protect it?

@aisle_of_view

3 ай бұрын

It's because the hat is cotton and the label is polyester.

You skipped a few important steps: 1. Only natural fibers can be dyed with regular RIT dye (as shown) 2. If your item is made from man-made material or a blend, make sure to use a dye made specifically for it. 3. Strain your dye before adding it to your water 4. Hot water won’t work as well as near boiling water will . You’re welcome

So I got a shit with rubber print, and one with leather stitched on. Would it dye the rubber and leather as well?

How does the tag magically remaain undyed?

Would using a green dye affect the black parts of the clothing?

You should try Dharma dye instead of Rit. Much better product. Less fading.

So it takes 2 runs to get a good result?

Where can we buy that dye color? I m from Turkmenistan and there is no like that color in our country....

Is it pretty colorfast? I’m always scared rit will turn my skin black

I have a black faded psycho bunny tee but it has a grey logo will it turn the logo black as well if I dye it black again ?

What about the white tag on the inside? That would of taken dye too

does the dye affects the embroidery?

Soak the garment in water before putting it in the dryer bath.

the vinegar or salt is to mordent the dye.

Why didnt the tag dye?

If it’s polyester it won’t dye , that should have been tip #1 thank me later

What happens if it isn't clean before?

I have a question if anyone can answer, how do they dye a same cloth with different colors according to the pattern?

How do you does pants when the front is black and the back is white?

I want to dye my addidas short black but it has white stripes on both sides. How do i go about in order that the white stripes remain white?

@cleanfreaks

9 ай бұрын

that isnt gonna work. if the black is a natural fiber (like cotton) and the white is synthetic (like polyester) then it can work. but if its all natural itll all turn black

Since when was rayon a natural fiber?

Thanks…but I’m just gonna get a new hat.

My guy needs a new hat

Would this work for pants that have bleach stains? I have a black pair that got bleached.

How is the nike sign in white inside the hat im sure that would have dyed too

@xelenaxyz

Жыл бұрын

It's made of synthetic fabric while the hat is cotton. Natural fabrics are easier to dye, while synthetic fabrics need heat and often a different dye type.