Adding dyes to items in Final Fantasy XIV is not difficult, but it requires access to dyes and items that can be dyed. Once players reach level 15, they can unlock the dye system through the quest "Color Your World" in Vesper Bay, Western Thanalan. Upon completing this quest, players can dye compatible armor, weapons, and furnishings by right-clicking the item (or tapping the subcommand button) and selecting ‘Dye.’ Dyes can be acquired from vendors, crafted, or purchased from the market board. However, not all items in the game can be dyed, so players should check for a small circle symbol on the item's icon indicating its dye compatibility. Mastering the dye system allows for greater customization and expression in player character appearance and housing decorations.

Polypropylene fabric, commonly used in activewear, bags, and rugs, is known for its durability and resistance to stains, mold, and mildew. When washing polypropylene fabric, it’s vital to use a gentle cycle with cold water to prevent any potential damage or shrinkage. Using a mild detergent is recommended, as harsh chemicals can break down the fibers over time. It’s also beneficial to avoid bleach, which can deteriorate the fabric's strength. For drying, either air dry or use a low heat setting in the dryer. Avoid high temperatures, as polypropylene has a low melting point. A soft brush can be used for removing dirt before washing, especially in cases of rugs or mats. This care routine ensures the longevity and maintains the quality of your polypropylene items.

Yes, you can print small detailed images on an inkjet printer, but the quality depends on several factors. Inkjet printers work by spraying tiny droplets of ink onto paper, which makes them capable of producing high-resolution images with smooth gradations of color. For optimal results, use a printer with a high DPI (dots per inch) rating - ideally 1200 DPI or higher for intricate details. Additionally, the type of paper matters; specialized photo or glossy paper can enhance the sharpness and vibrancy of small images. Ensure that your image file is of high quality and resolution to prevent pixelation. Tweaking the printer settings for the highest quality output and using original, high-quality ink can also significantly improve the outcome. However, even with these considerations, the size and complexity of the image may limit how well small details are replicated.