Garment Dyeing
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Add slowl}' and under constant stirring 2—5 % sulphuric acid. Bring the bath up to a luke-warm temperature, work the goods in this bath several times, lift them, add the well dissolved dyestuff", stir up the bath and then commence dyeing. Warm up the bath slowly to about 190" Faht., work for 1 hour, rinse in cold water and scroop with acetic or sulphuric acid.
Dyeing with slightly acid dyeing colours.
In addition to boiled oft" soap add to the dye bath 2 -5 "J acetic acid, dye as above stated, ...and scroop with acetic or tartaric acid. The shades are rendered faster to washing if after-treated with tannins, such as, tannic acid, gall nuts or sumac. The same eft"ect, however, can be obtained by after-treating with acetate of alumina 3 — 6" T\v. (or acetote of chrome), but the silk is then slightly softer.
28 The Dyeing of Silk.
Dyeing with Basic colours.
Basic colours are generally dissolved in distilled water; colours that are dissolved with difficulty should be stirred up with the same amount of pure glycerine as colour taken and four times as much alcohol or a little acetic acid; warm up on the water bath and finally add some hot water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Add slowl}' and under constant stirring 2—5 % sulphuric acid. Bring the bath up to a luke-warm temperature, work the goods in this bath several times, lift them, add the well dissolved dyestuff", stir up the bath and then commence dyeing. Warm up the bath slowly to about 190" Faht., work for 1 hour, rinse in cold water and scroop with acetic or sulphuric acid.
Dyeing with slightly acid dyeing colours.
In addition to boiled oft" soap add to the dye bath 2 -5 "J acetic acid, dye as above stated, ...and scroop with acetic or tartaric acid. The shades are rendered faster to washing if after-treated with tannins, such as, tannic acid, gall nuts or sumac. The same eft"ect, however, can be obtained by after-treating with acetate of alumina 3 — 6" T\v. (or acetote of chrome), but the silk is then slightly softer.
28 The Dyeing of Silk.
Dyeing with Basic colours.
Basic colours are generally dissolved in distilled water; colours that are dissolved with difficulty should be stirred up with the same amount of pure glycerine as colour taken and four times as much alcohol or a little acetic acid; warm up on the water bath and finally add some hot water.
What to read after Garment Dyeing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farbenfabriken Vorm Friedrich Bayer Co to read onlineMoreLess
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