Fixing My Black Jeans

RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post by Crystelc (10) | (07/07/2006) Profile | Contact I have fixed dark clothing before with washing them with a really dark brand new towel or item that you know will bleed/fade with one wash. My advice would be to make the dye mix in a bag or bowl with enough liquid to cover the item totally for an even coloring all over let it sit and soak in then wash with other darks. One time I was so cheap, I used blk printer ink refill liquid I got at the $.99 cent store to re-dye my item. It worked Report Spam or Abuse RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post By CRIQUETTE (Guest Post) (07/06/2006) Hi, you can buy a fabric restore for black clothes at most supermarkets. Hope this is helpful. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post By Jenny (Guest Post) (07/06/2006) This happened to a pair of my blue jeans. Is your washing machine spinning them too fast? After a few more washings, the color evened out, but it was nothing like the original. I would recommend coloring them with black dye Report Spam or Abuse RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post By Linda (Guest Post) (07/06/2006) If these are new or near new, and this wasn't your fault, i.e. bleach in the washer, return them to the store. Defective dye at the mill. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post By (Guest Post) (07/02/2006) Yes but I have heard that often the colour of the dye does not resemble or 'blend in' with the original colour, and in turn looks rather patchy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Fixing My Black Jeans Post By Jean (Guest Post) (07/02/2006) Buy a bottle of Rit black dye. You could also buy the powder, but the liquid is much easier to use. It costs about $2.50 or so at Wal Mart. Follow the instructions for use in the washing machine. While you're at it, throw in any other black items that may have faded. They come out looking brand new. Report Spam or Abuse