Yes. Setacolor Transparent can be used as a dye for light coloured fabrics. Simply dilute the Setacolor with one part Setacolor to three parts water. Immerse your fabric in the fluid, and work in the paint. Allow to dry naturally before setting.

The Sun or Heliographic Technique can only be used with Transparent Setacolor. Setacolor Soleil is a specially formulated Photosensitive Setacolor specifically for this type of painting.

Yes, with the exception of the lamé (which is included in some of the patterns) and UltraSuede™. We don't use poly-cotton fabrics, they just don't have the same "hand" as 100% cotton.

Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics safely removes odors from the surface of virtually all fabrics including upholstery, clothing, carpets and rugs, bed linens, pillows, blankets, and pet beds. On fabrics which may waterspot such as leather, satin, rayon, and silk, we recommend testing a small area of fabric that cannot be seen. Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics can also be used in litter boxes, crates, cars, trashcans, and much, much more.

I use food coloring in all my soaps (Sparkle Tarts) and FD&C micas in the Sparkle Melts, Sparkle Fluff, Sparkle Smoothers and Sparkle Nectars. If you are allergic to FD&C coloring, you should NOT use Sparkle Cookie products.

It depends on your application. If you desire a wider color gamut, dye-based inks are preferable but do not last as long as UV. UV ink images tend to be less crisp looking, however these inks do not fade as fast as dye, and when used with the appropriate media they also offer water resistance.

A pure soy candle (not a soy blend) will not color well. Yes some colors will look nice, but not all. Heavy amounts of dye to get a nicer look may not be appealing at all to some. It doesn't make the candle burn cleaner, it doesn't help the scent. Dye has little purpose aside from making the candle "look pretty", but sometimes doesn't even do that. Honestly, I can't say if dye effects the burning of the candle.

I dye my hair using hydrogen peroxide. My natural hair color is brunette, the color of Raja's, and I have achieved a shade of blonde by applying hydrogen peroxide once every couple of weeks when the roots start to show. Hydrogen peroxide is safe, non-toxic, and inexpensive. You can even highlight your hair with hydrogen peroxide by using a highlighting cap and applying hydrogen peroxide directly to the strands pulled outside the cap.

Yes, the Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics works on both colored clothing and white clothing. Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics is color-safe.

Although the Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics formula is non-toxic, birds are reported to have very sensitive respiratory systems. Even a change in air-drafts can sometimes effect the health of a bird. Since you know your bird's sensitivities best, we ask that you use your own judgment when using the Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics around your bird. Before using the Simple Solution Cat Odor Eliminator for Fabrics, we recommend taking your bird out of the room.

Yes! Germ Doc™ is known to be very effective in killing mold and mildew spores and fungi in carpeting and on furniture.

Today players demand fabrics that are comfortable and have fabulous performance on and off the field. We continue to conduct research for fabrics that do more than just look good. TotallyField Hockey features four of the best high-performance, all-season fabrics: Premier Pique, Premier Air, Pro Diamond and Jogo Air. These fabrics are engineered to achieve and maintain a comfortable climate between your skin and the Field Hockey uniform.

The hat itself is made of 100 % pure wool. It is an old fashioned woollen felt, I have especially made in Germany. A very exclusive and costly fabric, which is extremely hand wearing and lasts forever. It is I use silkbrocades, it can be old Japanese obi´s, Indian sarees, Tibetan, Chinese, French and Italian brocades. Some are old and precious. The furs are farmed animals and therefore certified., which means it keeps up to the international convention concerning furtrade.

We use a variety of fabrics, including linens, polyesters, and cottons, but currently we are using primarily rayon.

We do not recommend using NapiSan powder on leather, silk, wool, chiffon, satin, embroidered garments or on any fabrics that do not use colourfast dyes. As with any product, we recommend performing a colourfast test on a hidden area of the fabric before using on a stained area.

Do not use on silk, wool, or fabrics with non-colorfast dyes. Not recommended for use on fluorescent or khaki clothes.

Where metering input is required, use Bright Dyes liquid concentrate for any volume of water. Where a water-based solution needs to be labeled for detection with a black light or fluoremetric equipment, use Bright Dyes Fluoretrack II liquid concentrate.

This is one of the most frequent questions. Actually is not relevant, what really matters is the kind of cotton, the title of the thread, the density of them and the quality of the finishing proccess. In countries like England and Switzerland, very well known for its fabrics, you can find poor done fabrics as long as the highest of the qualities. And if you still want to know, we use fabrics from England, Italy and Spain.