Dylon Hand Dye - Sunflower Yellow

No, Dylon Hand Dye is specifically formulated for hand application in a bowl or sink with warm water. It is not designed for use in a washing machine.

One 50g pack of Dylon Hand Dye can color up to 250g of dry fabric to its full shade. For larger amounts of fabric, the resulting color will be lighter.

Yes, when applied correctly to natural fabrics, Dylon Hand Dye provides a strong, permanent color that will not wash out.

No, this dye is not suitable for pure synthetic fabrics like polyester, acrylic, or nylon. It will only color natural fibers.

If dye comes into contact with your skin, wash the affected area immediately and thoroughly with plenty of soap and water.

Yes, you can mix different Dylon Hand Dye colors to create custom shades. Remember that basic color mixing rules apply (e.g., yellow and blue make green).

Yes, adding salt is crucial for the dye to properly fix to the fabric fibers and achieve the desired color intensity and permanence. The instructions will specify the amount needed.

Check the fabric composition; only natural fibers will dye fully. Ensure you used the correct amount of dye for the fabric weight, and that the water was adequately warm. Also, consider the original color of the fabric as it will influence the final shade.

Ensure the fabric was pre-washed and damp before dyeing. Stir the fabric continuously during the initial dyeing phase (first 15 minutes) and regularly thereafter to ensure even dye absorption. Make sure the fabric is fully submerged in the dye bath.

Continue rinsing the fabric in cold water until the water runs clear. This may take several rinses. After the initial rinse, wash the item with warm, soapy water to remove any residual surface dye, then rinse again.

For non-porous surfaces like stainless steel, immediately clean with a strong cleaner or bleach solution. For plastic, staining may be permanent. Always use dedicated dyeing utensils or protect surfaces properly before starting.