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The dyer's hand-book : containing about 200 valuable recipes for bleaching, dyeing, & finishing, on the most approved principle : with patterns dyed from white by the process given to each (1875)

Bird, F. J. (Frederick J.) · Manchester [Eng.] : J. Heywood ; London : Simpkin, Marshall · leaf 25

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The Di/erU Handbook. 23 Same as pink (No. 21), only use stronger magenta bath,according to pattern. Heat about 150. 28.—Magenta on Jute. For dyeing this colour the yarn does not require any mordant,but there are some dyers who prepare the jute in a similar wayto that done on cotton, viz., sumac and… … To 12 yards of material, or lib. yarn, dissolve loz. anilinemordant in boiling water, and handle in for five or fifteenminutes, according to stoutness, then lift and drain, andwithout rinsing, or the use of stannate or tin, dye to patternat good hand heat, but not boiled. Thus, wool and cotton…

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