Using House Plants to Dye Your Clothes (Debunking Viral Videos)

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In today's video we're taking a number of natural clothing dye methods seen in a viral video and putting them to the test. Do any of them actually work?
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[@lilykep]

Me: I hope they don't wash the test cloths together cause Turmeric will color everything. It's a very potent dye. Them: We washed everything together and now it's all yellow...

[@alumlovescake]

It is. a nice yellow

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

At least they didn't test black walnut husks. They would have to throw out the washer.

[@femalepapyrus]

It looked green to me

[@femalepapyrus]

@Smiley no I'm not it just look more green to me

[@pokemonnoah1237]

lilykep omg at the end I was thinking that they should have put them in one at a time

[@coralreef5761]

“Honey where’s my super suit.” “In the pot with the cabbage.”

[@xxmarigoldcosmicxx2136]

Lol Imagine if someone told you that

[@patricksimpson4837]

Honey is not a nick name it is her real name!

[@codyannrose3241]

Colby Brock Is Awesome well, no duh. Do u expect people to know here actual name

[@patricksimpson4837]

Aesthetic Sister it was a fun fact! Yeesh-a-mity

[@kodorico1971]

@Hailey Tecca this isn't reddit

[@meala4943]

1. Turmeric dyes EVERYTHING! 2. Why would you wash them all together....especially when one has turmeric in them? That's why everything turned yellow

[@NoOne-zz8cz]

They might as well have used detergent.

[@daniellockwood630]

Also turmeric is a basic indicator so a base like baking soda will change the color just as it does with the cabbage

[@Sarah_707]

I know for a fact that turmeric dyes everything because I use it in everything that I cook and my skin is stained yellow

[@shaylinchace4294]

I wish they didn’t wash them all a together I was excited to see the cabbage ones

[@mr.mafia_monopoly4644]

Shaylin Chace How To Cook That did a vidéo if your still interested

[@blueishere1613]

@@mr.mafia_monopoly4644 Was bout to say the same thing :p

[@LaquanDawsonBlackKing]

The dye works kinda but it washes out really easily

[@avie7793]

Yeah i was the most excited for that too

[@TheMrsYWilson]

Shaylin Chace ITS THERE

[@johnnybravo3869]

"Honey, what's for dinner?" "Spinach and sportsbra"

[@khadijahzaman3288]

Lol

[@jameswitte5167]

Works for me ...

[@charleesamuelson6152]

Nah, I wanted black berries and shirt

[@gamersden1484]

Lol

[@404HandleNotFound]

Just needs some gravy! A bit dry! 😂

[@DaniGleenberg]

Tkor: we are gonna wash everything now... Me: they’re not going to wash everything together right? Tkor: well we washed everything together

[@nightsong81]

ikr... facepalm moment

[@AndrewLeeW1]

I honestly saw that coming....XD

[@KayKayLette]

I was like Noooo you ruined the Experiment

[@hayleyx3jb]

They should re film it the right way

[@cmac1100]

Yup. And I'm not saying the penny thing would work, but they used what looked to be mostly new pennies and probably should have used older solid copper pennies instead of the copper plated zinc ones

[@dangerouswolf1421]

heres a lesson kids: DO NOT wash different colored clothes together lol

[@rainbowrainbow4330]

forever pineapples once when I was 8 my mom said to do the laundry she said to do it and I did I only Added 2 clothes in it And it was white and purple and Then my white shirt turned Really really light purple

[@imlowkeyhigh4332]

I wash all my clothes together and never had a problem with them bleeding into each other even washed my white button up with my black pants and just no bleeding

[@chocalechevux804]

ImLowkeyHigh I’m with you on that one

[@Migkamilla]

@@imlowkeyhigh4332 Often it's when the clothing is a strong color And new. But yea. Same here. But still know to be carefull

[@Scarlet54]

😊 thx

[@Adhisharocks]

When they said they are going to wash everything, my head was screaming no dont do it.

[@chikinwings9872]

Them: The red shirt turned the clothing pink! Also them: Let's put a turmeric shirt with a lot or turmeric on with all the clothing we had.

[@sigridmaignan6245]

Yeah that's what I was thinking

[@shizzyshoe7069]

Honestly I don't know how two adults didn't notice that putting the tumeric shirt that was dying everything with the rest of the clothes is gonna ruin everything , but again they did leave cut fruits out for flies to gather around .

[@WinterCrystal1009]

Dude, I seriously think they've never spilled Indian curry on their clothes before 😂 Turmeric stains HORRIBLY, to where a tiny drop turns into a land mine. Why oh why would they put turmeric powdered clothes in a washing machine? The poor thing is going to forever spew yellow fabrics

[@nightsong81]

They gonna need a new washing machine.

[@WinterCrystal1009]

@@nightsong81 Definitely. Considering there's probably a bunch of clumps of turmeric powder inside the machine, they are royally screwed lol

[@ryanhatesgirls]

Did you really wash them all together? That's like a first laundry at college kind of mistake

[@Lazex117]

yea I'm confused,did they really make that mistake lol fairly big oversight for an experiment , the turmeric likely did that. When cooking with turmeric most people know not to get that spice on clothes, it stains horribly

[@samstein3244]

Ya see I'm 14 and doing my own laundry that's never happened to me

[@bee1978]

yeah. what pair of idiots. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@jacksondawn5629]

Until you discover the cold water cycle lol

[@abbyserl695]

I've been doing my own laundry since 10 and I'm 19 (in college) and never had an issue with any of my color clothes ruining any of my whites. Either y'all are doing something wrong or I'm doing something wrong

[@lumine6782]

Me: (*crossing fingers for them to wash clothing separately*) Also me: (*scrolling through the comments*) Me again: “Welp. I am deeply disturbed. This is going to be yellow. Foresight.”

[@m3rk_triumph290]

I am literally on 11:45 and see this🤦

[@jenniferchavez8452]

HAHA FUNNY

[@jessicamelindy4822]

Hi I have experience with natural dyeing so just a few notes: The best way to get an even color is to agitate the fabric gently throughout the dyeing process. You can't judge the evenness of the dye on what you tried to dye it with. By folding the fabric you are having it resist the dye to some extent. The turmeric is the strongest and it overpowered the other pieces so they shouldn't have been washed together. In fact, most natural dyes do not take well to overdyeing at all so I'm not surprised by what happened to all your pieces in the end. Also in order to assist with the dye staying on the fabric you would have to use a mordant. I realize that you are testing the videos so it wouldn't be part of your process, but I thought it was worth mentioning.

[@jonathanrodriguez9335]

soooo does this mean you're going to redo them and wash everything separately next time? lol

[@kscruggs21910]

Exactly! Natural dyes work extremely well...when done properly.

[@kaeyasimp3918]

That REALLY annoyed me

[@najwakhanafer5855]

Honestly

[@cece9597]

@@kscruggs21910 watch the Video of "how to cook that" they do not work

[@sarahj5161]

@@cece9597 idk why they got such different results tho? on HTCT, none of the things seemed to work, but here a bunch of them worked (until they washed everything together)

[@adamcolon]

I expected you to put each shirt in the wash separately... for science. I guess I expect too much...

[@soltrice]

ok adam

[@sparrowthesparrow]

Did you know that actually water in pennies can turn blue? You just have to... well... you have to pee in it :P

[@sparrowthesparrow]

Oops sorry, ment to make my own comment

[@cameronallmon]

@@soltrice I mean, he's not wrong. They should have washed them separately.

[@hapydays13]

When you dye clothes the normal way, you're supposed to rinse it with water and then run it through the dryer to help solidify the dye, and then you're free to wash it to check if it stayed. You should try that next time and run the tests that worked well again. That would be a true test to see if they actually behave as dyes.

[@shaunagustavus1317]

🤦🏻‍♀️ Always hand wash fabrics that have been dyed with colors derived from nature and don't use soap that has sulfates.

[@cryptkeeperkain986]

Bar soap usually work well

[@Emu19]

I think it's funny because Blossom claims it to be simple, which it is, but I'd rather just toss them in the wash with the rest of my clothes(of course not mixing colours like they did for some reason XDD)

[@orangecrewmate8075]

Shauna Gustavus okay?

[@gizmogamingmore8881]

you said that like we were supposed to know that... but i respect u for putting this

[@laurentaft2865]

They were hella ignorant and obviously did zero research on natural dyes and proceeded to have bad attitudes about the outcome like?????

[@Jaaae00]

This actually annoyed me because you washed everything together

[@Jaaae00]

Andrew Pfeifer Well yes but these aren’t just any other shirt. When you dye clothing you shouldn’t wash them with anything else because it could stain anything else. That applies to these as well. Also the experiment was ruined because of it. To get an actually accurate conclusion, they should’ve definitely washed them separately.

[@blobfish8977]

THEY COULD HAVE USED THE LEMON TRICK

[@rakimu2233]

I bet the turmeric stained it all yellow.

[@indiawilliams6627]

Jae EXACTLY!!!!!!

[@cierawastaken1158]

How did you know you didn’t see them so don’t say things they you can’t prove or be true about because they could have washed them separately

[@anjymasmil]

Just from watching 'how to cook that' tryout these experiments. I knew they won't work but I watched till the end

[@aleksandrrozentsvit8390]

@Jess Dum maybe it the beginning of a new partnership.

[@williampokorny1083]

I'm just hoping she doesnt think of it as copying

[@williampokorny1083]

@Jess Dum I suppose, just that they used almost the exact same ones. The different results were interesting though!

[@MfFatCat]

Same

[@evieclark3716]

Anjy Masmil yeah same they should so a colab

[@theplayermakes]

People who love yellow: I see this as an absolute win

[@pneumarian]

Yellow & I have a... complex... relationship, but I can't help but agree.

[@firsttpt]

So if you want to bother people at the airport, here ya go.

[@lillypadjessup5813]

Dats me!

[@kaidancelavigne4694]

ThePlayerMakes exactly

[@jellyfish0311]

Colorblind people: welcome to my world

[@salmonella06]

I like how on the wall they have a picture of grant under the “The King Of Random” (TKOR) sign/ logo

[@jaxonyoung694]

It's because he died

[@salmonella06]

Jaxon Young I know

[@mushy5982]

Bruh he’s been dead for like a year or so... why u tryna get likes for commenting abt a dead guy? Do you just like not have a soul or something? Bro that’s srsly wrong in every way...

[@mushy5982]

Rhin O exactly

[@Shogunyancoill]

he’s paying respects

[@gayahithwen]

I'd love to see you revisit dyeing stuff with foods like this again, but in a more controlled setting (washing the things separately, to start with).

[@duchi882]

*Cabbage Man:* _MY CABBAGES!_

[@rowan5930]

The cabbage man deserves better honestly. He was the real victim.

[@hannahjo033]

I fricken love avatar the last airbender

[@Deadshot-jq4zg]

MMMMMMMMMMYYYYYYY CCCCCAAAAaAAAbeges!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@diva6204]

Yuusss

[@lukehoneycutt3078]

Tru dat

[@Dragon-Lord-Draco]

U so got to retry this and not wash everything together

[@Dragon-Lord-Draco]

@REGGIE HARTIE o did u say the same thing sorry i dont read through comments

[@jzv.71]

how to cook that did it

[@probablyants]

@REGGIE HARTIE there are 1.3K comments, you aren't that important

[@sarahj5161]

@@jzv.71 yah she didn't get the same results tho? idk how

[@MissRandomComment]

"It's a huge ph indicator" "Gee why is it turning turquoise already with just the water"

[@hannahbloom]

I mean, I suppose they expected their water to be neutral... cause it’s water

[@sofiezagoti3360]

Because their water probably wasn't distilled . Which is kinda annoying

[@vaethe]

Hannah Bloom cause all tap water is perfectly neutral? And I’m pretty sure something like a natural ph indicator would indicate any ph no matter if it’s neutral or not.

[@felixk.9926]

You're pretty sure yet wrong. Ironic

[@alexandracoffin696]

But it’s not just water, because they used tap water, which is often *heavily* altered by metal deposits from old pipes and mineral salts. That’s what it means when you hear the term “hard water.” If your water, has a high mineral content, then it is “hard” with high concentrations of calcium, magnesium, and many other trace minerals. This can lead to many “symptoms” including limescale buildup, decreased “sudsing” from soaps and detergents, and most relevant here: a lower pH, meaning your water is more alkaline or “basic” and will therefor turn red cabbage blue. It just shows how little research they did on the subject if they can say “red cabbage reacts to pH” and then completely fail to recognize the implications of their “plain water” turning cabbage blue.

[@ameliajeanette6964]

OMG WHY DID YOU WASH THEM ALL TOGETHER 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@kaitlyng3060]

It was THEIR choice of washing them together or separated. I seem to notice people just WILL NOT accept this choice they made, if you wanna see them washed separately then people should do it themselves.

[@DarkDreams948]

"Were gonna wash it through the washer to see what stays" forgets to wash the turmeric by itself 😂😂 you did the red sock in the white clothes on accident

[@pneumarian]

Better cut some lemon... XD

[@bluejayechaosenbybirb5865]

Turmeric stains EVERYTHING yellow. If you want to dye something yellow, dunk it in diluted turmeric water. You'll never lose the yellow

[@adriennedanehy-oakes9596]

Yeeeeeeeeah as soon as they said they were going to wash it all together all I could think was 'Omg you don't know turmeric at ALL do you'. I hope it didn't get into the washer...

[@lonewolfmorgan]

@@adriennedanehy-oakes9596 I'm waiting for an update where someone washed their clothes in that washer and it dyes it yellow and confuses them

[@shadowtheimpure]

@@bluejayechaosenbybirb5865 Make sure you wear gloves, or you'll have yellow hands for a month.

[@flyingpenguin7622]

Tkor: So let's go see if these keep their colour! TuRmeric: I'm gonna ruin these guys' whole career 12:15

[@xientau9028]

When you said you were going to wash them, I thought you guys were smart enough to separate by colour. TKoR, I am dissapoint.

[@lilbutter7916]

Xien Tau don’t be too mean they just probably forgot or didn’t know it’s normal tho also you spelled disappointed wrong

[@xientau9028]

@@lilbutter7916 It's a reference to the "son, I am disappoint" meme.

[@lilbutter7916]

Xien Tau oh I’m so sorry I didn’t know

[@xientau9028]

@@lilbutter7916 That's okay, it's an obscure reference. ;)

[@bluefanta8965]

@@lilbutter7916 no you spelled disappointment wrong. It's spelled *Y O U*

[@ericeaston2816]

Tkor: these are the only eucalyptus we could find Me: *laughs in Australian*

[@nekrocut]

Ennit

[@user-tw9bk9is4l]

Eric Easton I’m Aussie too lol

[@emilytheemily2186]

Eric Easton 𝕚𝕞 𝕒𝕟 𝔸𝕦𝕤𝕤𝕚𝕖 𝕥𝕠𝕠

[@danimathews3]

Especially 'cause those branches were actually dyed green

[@Coocooloocoo111]

Ann Reardon from How to cook that just made a video on the same blossom dying vid!!!!

[@greenjoe4202]

and she shouted them out for the coal and peanut butter video.

[@MelTheHal]

Yeah I watch that a lot

[@maxinecrossfire2514]

Beat me to the punch.

[@desislavanestorova3499]

Great minds think alike xD

[@ellab3511]

omg was just about to say this!

[@armedbear529]

Turmeric and paprika steeped in hot water makes an excellent “dried blood” stain for costume purposes.

[@blueishere1613]

w-well.. thats uh.. nice.

[@suffer.719]

Thanks! How'd you know tho?

[@blueishere1613]

@@suffer.719 Idk, maybe puttng turmeric and paprika in hot water for a costume?

[@armedbear529]

Comedy Police Department because “...a blood stain turn orange after you wash it 3 or 4 times in the tub. But that’s normal, ain’t it Norman?”

[@hystericallover5989]

Diamond Pup Stah did you just put a speech error in your comment, yeah what

[@chockie_8994]

"Well we ran everything through the wash." "Which one was purple again?" XD

[@cecejackson3100]

Me: i hope theyre not going to wash them all together! Later: oh ... guys noooo

[@cecejackson3100]

Its kind of like that time myth busters forgot how physics worked and didnt anchor down their giant thing shooting out something like the batmobile and it flew across the room.

[@jillianmyerly4517]

"Ooh, it reacts!" ~every scientist who has ever done a weird experiment that had a result. I didn't realize that tumeric reacted to baking soda... Not surprised that it didn't make the Blossom video though.

[@michelledavies4511]

the baking soda was reacting to the hot water not the turmeric

[@iamriplolz4268]

I thought they would know that already

[@lisawiesl0895]

@@michelledavies4511 baking soda does not react to hot water, it just disolves. What you mean would be baking powder

[@keziahjose5906]

Every Indian be like, “oh yes, turmeric is definitely going to dye that shirt, we’ve had experience.” Didn’t think I’d get so many likes...

[@DD-kc6hg]

I know that and how angry my mother got when I tried to wash turmeric with water.

[@Kaikoii-WEBBVI]

Keziah Jose I only know that now because I have a HUGE blotch of yellow on my clothes from trying to make curry with my cousins. Note that no one in our family was Indian and no one knew it dyes your shirt.

[@lyla_1558]

but i didn't know so your wrong

[@siyadesai140]

When they washed them together I was like that turmeric is about to ruin your wholllllleeeeee career lmao

[@Aashrithasweetheart]

Yes... Any turmeric function calls for dark coloured clothes..

[@anniehowell211]

Turmeric stains everything! You should’ve been smart enough to wash them separately! I wanted to see the colors! 😞😐😒😫

[@lumine6782]

“uSe RoSeMaRy To MaKe YeLlOw” “IT’S FREAKING PURPLE”

[@Scarlet54]

Pickles

[@jasonsummit1885]

The end result is why you should have hand washed each piece separately.😂

[@diantrecreagh3269]

Me: Mom can we get dye at the store Mom: we have dye at the house honey Dye at the house:

[@wh4193]

That's great 😂😂😂😂😂

[@alexlikesallthegamez]

We HaVe CaBbAdGe SoN

[@fizziebub650]

I was so mad at the end, I threw my phone across the room-

[@amicz]

I know this came out some time ago but i didn’t have this informacion until some time ago! In guatemala they dye cotton with most of the things that was used in this video (obviously not the pennies) and then they set it with banana lead! There a few more different things also so just to make sure I do not miss something I will describe really shortly the whole process! So they use only cotton (I think that is important) then they boil the stuff they will use for at least 35 minutes and then they dip it in banana leaf boiled in water for 35 minutes and that's it! And it doesn't even wash out or transfer on clothing right after its died into it!

[@scar89]

Hm......fascinating "How to cook that" uploaded a very similar video just today. They even mentioned you.

[@scar89]

@__ sanaea __ When did I say they made the video after seeing Anns one? In common sense you should learn not to assume to much.

[@godknows4454]

I find that funny 😂 especially that she mentioned them in her video talking about the diamond vid Love both of the channels

[@Daro-Wolfe]

Just came from her video

[@ClokworkGremlin]

Today on Blossom: "How to stain everything in your kitchen brown with turmeric." [edit]That turmeric shirt comes out looking like someone was murdered while wearing it.

[@princesslotus18]

Thank you comments section for regaining my faith in humanity (for once) by facepalming along with me when they said they washed them all at once with the turmeric shirt

[@maggpiprime954]

- So... we gonna wash 'em separately, or save water and energy? - Save water and energy. Oops.

[@Elanau]

...you washed them all together..? Why not wash them separately? Seems like the turmeric took over everything...

[@julienutt7933]

I knew everything was going to fail if you washed it all together

[@lemonsnooze]

11:29 you two clearly didn’t think through a lot of things

[@jfm14]

My thoughts exactly! Was just gonna comment the same thing, haha.

[@cece9597]

You can watch the Video of how to cook that

[@kaylaglass7847]

@@cece9597 the tag says hand wash and line dry

[@cece9597]

@@kaylaglass7847?

[@phoenix7322]

0:32 oh yes, burning, drowning, choking, electrocution, falling, poison, and you get the idea.

[@TrickyZ33]

as soon as they said they were going to wash the items, I said to myself "Please don't wash them all together."

[@hannahcrenshaw9342]

New tutorial: How to turn all of your clothes yellow in the washing machine. Well done!

[@katiebreazeale3476]

Is it weird my dead aloe vera plant I left out in winter was leaking red stuff and dye my counter

[@katiebreazeale3476]

@@AngelynNguyen984 thank you

[@farmlife4me113]

ITS BLEEEDIN

[@alexandracoffin696]

Aloe and many other plants produce a chemical called anthocyanin which is red. In aloe it is usually a reaction to cold.

[@rusn638]

* Sees Grant's picture * **Cries**

[@NWolfsson]

Me: was casually watching 5-minutes crafts to see how crazy they can get (answer: you have no idea... aluminium-enclosed quesadilla in a toaster level of crazy) tKoR: Let's try some hacks right now! Me: profit =D (Also, you did this video right after How To Cook That, who quoted one of your debunking videos... coincidences everywhere @__@)

[@fishingaddict7581]

I never thought I would see a video on this by TKOR

[@hangingwithbren]

This idea has been done before but I am glad you guys did it differently

[@reapertheassasin]

can we get a sort of "meet the team" video. like editors, animators, photographers and etc.

[@blueberrywolf7018]

You can dye things with plants or at least wool yarn. I'm stydying to become craft teacher in Finland and I had course couple of weeks ago where we collected diffrent plants from nature. for example we had birch and maple leaves and other plants and some kind of mushrooms that I have no idea what to call in english. Most of them you need to boil couple of hours to remove color ftom them then you need to boil them with the yarn at leat an hour and you also need substance that helps color to stick to the fabric and enhances plants natural colors. And you need lots of plants to dye anyting, we had big pots full of them and it only dyes about 300 grams of yarn. But you can get some nice colors from plants.

[@MsCherade9]

There are a huge number of natural dyes, though not all will work equally well on different fibres. You also need to pay close attention to which dyes and which fabrics need which mordants too - textile designer and maker

[@davidcool5189]

"It looks like a shirt somebody wore to Woodstock and then never washed again." ...so all the shirts worn to Woodstock?

[@sarahhermann8433]

The pennies have to be from before 1960 when they were still made from a higher consemtrantion of copper to get the bluish color

[@jerichojoe307]

Incorrect, it doesn't matter what year the pennies are from there all coated in Copper so they would have reacted in some way at least. You will never get blue water from putting pennies in it no matter what the year. I believe they had the clear liquid wrong as they may have assumed that it was water. But you can actually get cupric acetate which is a blue to blue green color by soaking copper in a 50/50 mixture of hydrogen peroxide and vinegar. Visually you would never know the difference between that liquid and water so I think they just assumed and got it wrong.

[@valariemcelwee1892]

I love yall 😂😂😂 I love that you show us the raw footage and you prove those videos wrong. Y'all are great 💙💙😍

[@jcfreak2007]

Anybody else notice that Nate had a hard time saying the word, "bra?" LOL!

[@Wayzy]

since im early and u might see this! Thanks for always making these interesting videos! I love binge watching u guys when i have time!

[@bananapeaches6370]

That purple turned out amazeballs!!!!! Very pretty shade!

[@vincentdreemurr]

*"we're gonna test some dying methods"*

[@sagemccarthy4115]

Lol

[@LuisRamirez-rn8yi]

With the one with the pennys you have to use sulfuric acid, cause it reacts with the copper to make copper sulfate not water

[@sophiarubens54]

Luis Ramirez exactly! CuSO4•5H2O is vivid blue

[@mikseinimikelpaa]

All the flies are gone now, I guess they dyed

[@oliviastevens6765]

Nate: Oohhh, it reacts! Just Nate's tone cracked me up!

[@hallehebert9981]

2:57 that jar is as crusty as my lips😂

[@rafanadhil]

This looks fun!! But i feel like i will never actually try this 😂😂😂

[@arkanglegeibriel]

Butterfly Peapod(aka Butterfly Pea Flower), both plain and with an acid could potentially make excellent dyes.

[@joshreynolds8417]

The way you said Turmeric made me think, "I'm tumor rick!"

[@omsnaga]

turmeric is actually used for industrial coloring :) Thanks for trying this out, definitely going to try the cabbage next time!

[@ketansaart1546]

The turmeric saturated cloth turned everything yellow.

[@thalia4865]

ahhh it's so satisfying when someone actually says "tuRmeric" the right way :)

[@blackivy8200]

I just watched how to cook that and Ann did the rosemary and mentioned you guys it was cool.

[@lollipoplover300]

Please redo this. It hurt me internally when you guys said you washed it all together 😩 YOU CONTAMINATED THE RESULTS!!

[@philophobiadysphobia2413]

I have a feeling that they washed everything together.

[@starryu__]

This is something I’ve never wondered before and now I’m questioning all of my life choices

[@TheJessDoer]

Yay, glad I wasn't the only one disappointed with them washing it all together. Also, turmeric has been used to dye things, including fabric, for like thousands of years. Not a new discovery.

[@evisbakiu6698]

Am so HAPPY that someone tried this

[@iminacult1636]

Yaaaay, I love this type of videos

[@hannahjoy375]

Rule 1: don’t EVER EVER!!! wash them together 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@ypomichelle]

Hah! I was gonna test these, but you did them for me! Thanks!

[@andrewdemarest1606]

easily avoided mistakes, but the colors left at the end are my favorite, so I'm not complaining.

[@RealDrudge]

2:40 - Turmeric. It's the same with Aluminum instead of Aluminium...

[@Benny_101]

All my King of Random videos now start like this: Nate: Guys, we have X Calli: We have a lot of X

[@AdamantErinyes]

Different metals are actually used as mordants to alter and set natural dyes. The type of pot used can actually have some effect on the resulting color.

[@madisonhardin3857]

"Ooh it reacts" -Nate

[@hystericallover5989]

what a useful comment

[@Lorentari]

There are remains of washing agent in the shirts with the red-cabbage part making the water basic

[@arquelyap8079]

You guys messed it up when you wash the cloths together.

[@maefly1042]

I'm sure blossom just loves you debunking all these

[@flammableflowmc]

"LOOK AT THAT YELLOW!" Made me laff marr then anything you have ever posted in the history of ever

[@ymja]

you english?

[@BlazePiffington]

Pretty innovative stuff, surprising how sometimes food can have many other useful and surprising uses

[@emmanuelmejia5098]

Old pennies become Green which is why The statue of liberty is green (for those who dont know copper turns green over time and the statue of liberty is made of copper which use to be brown then slowly turned green)

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

You guys had a really memorable introduction to turmeric

[@NickFrom1228]

Interesting. Beets and various tea types are the most common dyes I've heard of but they were not included. There are other berries that work well too if I recall. I hope they do again and include these as well as others.

[@peachesandcream7188]

Child "mom can you get me a purple shirt. " Mother "sure honey" Two hours later when mom comes home from the store Child "did you get my shirt " Mom"yes dear it is in the pot with tonights dinner (cabbages)

[@madaen3877]

When life gives you lemons bleach your clothes.🍋🍋🍋

[@matiascaimanque3342]

nice video u can even dye with moss or grass, but sometimes the colours will pop up when you let the clothes get oxigenated and also sometimes there is no need for a long time exposure, you just need to boil them and that-s it and then you can variate the colour testing with time and heat.

[@storml2401]

I thought it said how to dry your clothes with plants LOL😅 I was like... They're not going to soak it up that quick... Haha great video as usual!😀😀😀