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FRN dyeing

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i know RIT dye will dye it, but what about other things? like maybe Kool Aid?
just a bit bored and curious.

Thanks,
Scott
 
well... since no one seems to know... no hurt in trying i suppose :P, got em soaking in some hot kool aid. cant tell if anything happend yet, its been about an hour, and the orange seems to be a bit darker.... but perhaps not.... i guess ill know if it works by morning :P
 
If Kool Aid works, does that mean we can drink RIT dye,.. just a thought
 
well i dont know if RIT dye is drinkable, but Kool aid wont dye FRN. at least it wouldnt for me :P
i guess ill just have to get some RIT dye :P
 
It is better to have tried and failed, than to never have tried at all.

Man is RIT expensive,
Connor
 
Curiously, I wonder if RIT dye can be saved in a jar after it has been used for more dye jobs. I think it would be okay but not entirely sure. It would be a good thing to look up.
 
RIT can infact be saved (I have a jar of black dye in my cabinet) and buy the powder RIT $2/box just remember to bring it to a boil SLOWLY.
 
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