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To mix Dharma Fiber Reactive Dyes, first, dissolve the dye powder thoroughly in warm water, using a non-metal container to avoid unwanted chemical reactions. The general guideline is to use 1-2 teaspoons of dye per cup of water for rich colors. Add a teaspoon of salt to help promote dye uptake for cellulose fibers like cotton. If you're dyeing protein fibers like silk or wool, vinegar or citric acid is used instead. Gradually add the dye solution to a larger volume of water in which the fabric will be dyed. For tie-dye or precise application, use squeeze bottles. To fix the dye, after application, use a soda ash solution (1 cup per gallon of water), soaking the fabric for 15-30 minutes. Rinse thoroughly after dyeing. Wear gloves and a mask during the process to avoid skin contact and inhalation of dye powder.
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