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It’s interesting that the instructions on the Jacquard brand synthrapol says to use hot water for the afterwash (for cotton shirts). Any opinion on that? Awesome video, thanks!

Great video!

amazing! thanks

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You must do more of these videos.. I love the art and the ASMR is beyond anything I have heard or seen for a very long time.

Watching this in 2024 for the upcoming twenty øne piløts Clancy tour.

So I have questions about this. I did a hoodie and it did not turn out like your at all! Could it be the brand of color I'm using?

I’m planning to use this but one question. Isn’t soda ash basically just baking soda? I mean soda ash is one of the names for sodium carbonate and it’s more commonly known as baking soda if I’m not mistaken

Hi. This is great! How do you get the bleach not to put holes in the shirt? I know a peroxide bath but was your shirt damp and you let it sit? Cause my stars aren’t turning out.

Sir, may I know what the type of dyes that you used usually? And how about the fixing before clean dry wash?

So stinkin pretty!

good job chudi

So cool great video. Where do I get the colors?

Extremely well done. Hope you are teaching somewhere as well. Takes a special talent to teach well, and you have it.

You absolutely rule, thanks for the top-shelf tips!

Very impressive....Great job!

I need tutorial 👏

Y r incredible!! God bless!!!!

White Brite works better and is much faster.

Can you use the same peroxide bath?

Supertramp!! What kind of fold is that? Came out amazing 🤩

Did u bleach then use the colors? Or sat in bleach then squirt with color

based dare program. but how does the dare logo not get dyed also?

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Good stuff!

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I’m so happy that people like this exist. I didn’t come across this video by looking up how to do reverse tie dye (as I have looked it up many times before) I actually follow the instagram for selling these pieces. I sent a DM just asking a question about bleach, not even expecting a reply. But to get a message back within 5 minutes and with a link to show other how to do it themselves instead of a”link to shop” was very refreshing. Thank you soooooooooo much!!!

What percentage of bleach do you use in your solution? Because I'm assuming you don't pour raw bleach on the clothes.

I keep trying this on older shirts, but the bleach doesn't seem to work. Is there a trick for bleaching old shirts?

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Those are cool aF! I'm going to try this out ty!

Is there a noticeable difference in just doing all that but flat on a drip tray instead of the incline?

Just did mine using this method. Much love brotha

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how are you keeping the white on the logos and ink on the t shirts so white??? every time i dye the ink absorbs the color

Thank you so much for such a clear and concise tutorial video!! I can’t wait to try this! ❤

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I wonder that's how y alk show things my my keep it hardly see the writing

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Could this be split into 2 parts? Do the bleach part and soak in hydrogen peroxide but let dry? And then come back another day with soda ash and colored dye?

These look great! However isn't mixing bleach and hydrogen peroxide extremally dangerous, it makes a toxic gas when combined.

Great video thanks for sharing with us all ❤

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Thanks so much for sharing all these how-tos!

Can I ask why the hydrogen peroxide? It's *also* a bleaching agent and might react dangerously (as in chlorine gas yay) with your other bleaching agent depending on what's actually in it? Edit - oh okay it'll redox in either direction depending on whether you're mixing it with an acid or a base, hence the neutralising but still a bit nervous about what the resultant reaction might be doing

does wetting it make it easier to fold

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Baking soda is not the same as soda ash. You have to heat the baking soda up at 200 degrees f to change the chemical make up for tie dye.