How to tie-dye with food scraps

[@nittiyachanniti7901]

Nice video thank you

[@dominikakulinska-leite6030]

That was a great video! You are so natural and funny!:)

[@patti4785]

Very enjoyable!

[@TooGoodToGoINT]

Thank you :)

[@Dods2001]

I would love to know the basic science behind this process. Why do avocados create pink dye?

[@TooGoodToGoINT]

We actually don't know, and havn't been able to find much information on it. The peels had a faded light brown color after they had been cooking for a long time, instead of the dark purplish color they had before. So we assume there must be some natural pinkish color pigments in the peels. This video has a lot of interesting information on the chemistry of color kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaXMfJ6Ap6dgl8k

[@carlabevilacqua4799]

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[@volkanagr]

eline sağlık sedef! =D çok mutlu oldum ve sevindim görünce =) başarılar =)

[@plorr2FYI]

What can be used for blue dyes?

[@TooGoodToGoINT]

You should be able to get blue from black beans, but we havn't tried it yet :) You should put uncooked beans in a pot with water and soak overnight. Then strain out the beans and submerge your clothes in the water for around 1 to 2 days.

[@plorr2FYI]

Although I don't eat black beans, I may still give it a try. Thanks

[@musicannita8756]

Salt, for fix the color!!! Important

[@TooGoodToGoINT]

@@musicannita8756 Oh yea that's true. We also heard that using a bit of vinegar in the water can help fix the color. And secondly, if you iron the clothes after, it should help seal the color so it doesn't wash out.

[@TooGoodToGoINT]

Let us know if you try! Do you know other foods we can use?

[@nomignomi77]

Amazing, thanks! :)

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[@TooGoodToGoINT]

thank you :)

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