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Is there any Simplicol color remover for this? Unfortunately, I haven't found anything online about it. Only the Heitmann Intensive Color Remover (same brand). According to the manufacturer, it should at least remove Simplicol color residue from your hands. So it should work on fabric too, right?
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Loading...If you wash it at 30 degrees. It's actually normal for it to shrink slightly the first time. But does this only happen once?
Can you wash out a couple of small stains (beetroot)
It's about sweat stains on the hat. It's not suitable for washing because the last hat didn't survive. I've also tried hand washing and soaking…but the hats get old. What can you do?
Hey, How can you differentiate between paraffin, pentane, and water in chemistry? That is, if you have the three substances and want to figure out which is which. 🙂
I somehow like holding the pressure for a long time and then releasing it so it runs down my legs. Is that normal? How do I get rid of the smell and where can I dry them without anyone noticing?
I recently washed something by hand. The water was dirty shortly after I put the laundry in and when I took the laundry out later it didn't smell fresh, like dirty water. Several times now I have used too little detergent or I have to drain the water and add more water and detergent.
You don’t think seriously that a fabric that has been dyed with a lasting color (that’s what you want when you dye a textile) can be completely decolorized. All bleaching agents, whether oxidative (peroxodisulfate, chlorine bleaching liquor, H2 O2) or reductive (sulphite, dithionite) can never completely remove the dyes on the fiber, they even damage the fiber.
I don’t want to remove the color *restlos*, but just lighten it up very easily. Has become a bright yellow, but I have a little “too yellow”.
Dan wash the part first or two times.
I already did. Unfortunately there are shoes (converse) and I don’t want to wash them too often/too hot. But thanks for your help
Of hands and appliances, but that it also works for textiles, would be new to me.
Have you tried it yourself? Actually there is no big difference, whether hands or textile or not? Because it does the color yes
But, in hands and solid material, it does not really attract. For porous surfaces or fabric, it can never be removed without residue.
Or the chemical is so aggressive that the material suffers.
My mom used to treat her WaMa with that stuff. that was very calcified and that had taken color.
I mean, you can try it!
Or you wash the questionable part of it strong wash powder, long wash cycle, lots of water.
Sometimes color becomes pale (I read grade, it’s about lightening, not completely decolorizing the previously dyed)
Uh, and now I read: Converse
I’d be careful with sharp things, not that glues or soles suffer.