1. Wear rubber gloves, empty Wash & Dye powder into washing machine drum & add dry fabric. 2. Immediately run 40°C cotton cycle without pre-wash or economy setting. 3. Add normal washing detergent and run 40°C cotton cycle to remove excess dye from fabric and to clean the machine. 4. Dry fabric as normal, away from direct sunlight & heat. 1. Cover the pot and heat it until the water is just below boiling. The ideal water temperature is about 200℉. Shake the dye well, then add it to the pot when the water is simmering. Mix the dye into the water until it is evenly dispersed. Wet the fabric thoroughly before placing it into the pot with the dye. Don protective gloves and old duds because dye splatters. Lay down towels to catch drips on your workspace. Follow Dylon’s ratios when mixing cold water and dye powder in a plastic container. Submerge your cashmere fully into the dye bath. Stir gently every so often while soaking for 30 minutes. Using rubber gloves, dissolve dye in 500ml warm water. 3. Fill bowl/stainless steel sink with approx 6 litres warm water (40°C) 4. Stir in 350g (7tbsp) salt. Add dye & stir well. 5. Submerge fabric in water. 6. DYLON Fabric Dyes are the easy way to add colour to your home and wardrobe. From all colours bright and beautiful to rich and intense shades Perfectly suited for smaller items like shorts, vests or socks, and for delicates, you'd rather not put in the washing machine, like wool and silk. The easiest way to dye clothes at home is to use store-bought dye for washing machines. I used Dylon to refresh my favourite trousers but you can use other b Dylon offers a range of fabric dyes designed for use on natural fibers, including cashmere. To dye cashmere with Dylon, you typically dissolve the dye in hot water, add it to a container with the cashmere item, and let it soak while following the specific instructions provided on the Dylon packaging. Dylon Multi-Purpose Dye is simple to use, risk-free. Suitable fabrics: cotton, linen, viscose, wool, silk, nylon and Lycra® (elastane). Not for pure synthetics (except nylon), polyester/wool mixtures, or fabrics with special finishes. Perfect for nearly any craft, interior or fashion project. To start, wet and place the item in the washing machine. Set your washer to the hottest possible setting and a wash cycle of at least 30 minutes or longer. The longer the item is in the dye, the more saturated the color will be. Drain, then spin. Wearing rubber gloves, mix the powder or well-shaken liquid dye with very hot water; stir well. bTZg.

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