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[Refreshing]

[cotinil]

[Yama Koko]

It is dyed in a yellow color. Mainly an evergreen tree that grows in the west of Shizuoka Prefecture. It is well known as edible pigment such as coloring chestnut kinton.
Silk and cotton, linen, and rayon will be dyed.

[Specifications/Contents]
Yamakuko.
Non-woven fabric (net).
Rubber gloves
Rubber bands
Detailed manual (English language not guaranteed).

How to Use:
What else you need
1 Dye
2. Medium dye agent (can be dyed without needing).
3 Fireable Containers (Stainless Steel or Enamel)
4 Washband bucket (for plastic and washing)
5 Scales
6 Measuring Spoons
7 Measuring Cups
8 Vegetable Chopsticks
9 neutral detergent

[Note]
Requires separate medium-dyed agents. Please check how to use it.
Cannot be used with aluminum containers (will be stained with aluminum).
Surface treatments and mixed with chemical fibers will fade in color. Does not stain any chemical fiber such as polyester.
·The color listed may differ from the actual product as it is printed. Colors may vary depending on the type of fabric and condition and dyeing conditions.
Do not use for purposes other than dyeing.
Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight from infants.