Direct Dyes

Direct Dyes
DIRECT DYES
These dyes have a great affinity for cotton. The dye is dissolved in water to bring it to the right temperature, and then the cloth is immersed for a short time. A number of very fast direct dyes are now obtainable (see Dyes)

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