Miyacozome Color Fixing Agent 50 ml – ITO fabric dye fixative
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Miyacozome Color Fixing Agent – fixative for dyed textiles
Miyacozome Color Fixing Agent by ITO is a fixative for the final step when dyeing with Miyacozome COLD DYE ALL. You use it to fix the colour on the dyed textile.
50 ml is enough for approx. 1 kg of fabric. This way you can plan the quantity according to the weight of the items you are dyeing.
When you need the fixative
For plant fibres such as cotton or linen, you dye with COLD DYE ALL with added salt and then fix with the Color Fixing Agent. ITO expressly recommends this step. Animal fibres such as silk and wool, on the other hand, are dyed with vinegar only, and no fixing is needed. The Color Fixing Agent is therefore only useful when dyeing plant fibres. You will find the exact application and dosage in the manufacturer's instructions for use.
After dyeing
The colour cannot be fixed perfectly. Wash dyed textiles separately from other items so that nothing is stained by colour transfer. Rubber gloves are recommended when working with dye and dye liquor.
Miyacozome Color Fixing Agent product details
- Manufacturer: ITO Yarn, Miyacozome brand
- Contents: 50 ml
- Quantity: enough for approx. 1 kg of fabric
- Use: fixing textiles dyed with Miyacozome COLD DYE ALL
You will also need: Miyacozome COLD DYE ALL for dyeing, rubber gloves
Wearing rubber gloves is recommended. The colour cannot be fixed perfectly. Do not wash dyed textiles together with other items. Due to the nature of the product, the manufacturer accepts no liability for losses, damage or costs arising directly or indirectly from any use other than that originally intended, or from careless handling. Never swallow dye or drink dye liquor. If dye or dye liquor has been swallowed accidentally: drink water and induce vomiting. If dye or dye liquor gets into the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and consult a doctor. In case of skin contact, continue washing with plenty of soap and water. If action is needed, call a doctor or a poison control centre immediately.
