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Tulip Soda Ash Tie-Dye Enhancer 2-lb. Pack

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$8.96 $12.99 In stock

Category: Tulip Color Crafts

Tulip Soda Ash prepares your fabrics for superior dye absorption and maximum color vibrancy. Use it to pre-treat 100% natural fiber fabrics (like cotton) before dyeing for optimal color results. Tulip Soda Ash can be covered, stored and reused after mixing without losing its potency. Pack includes two 1-lb. bags of soda ash.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The scoop lasts a long time, so this pack will get me through a whole season of dye projects. Pre-soaking my cotton totes in this solution before dyeing made the colors pop so much more than when I skipped the step.

Michael ★★★★★

My white cotton tees came out way brighter after soaking in this soda ash first—the colors popped like they never have with my old pre-wash routine. The 2-pound pack is plenty for several batches, so it's a solid value for the results.

Avery F. ★★★★★

Pre-treated two cotton tees with this before dyeing and the colors popped way more than my last batch—the fabric really soaked up the dye evenly. A 2-pound bag goes a long way, so it's a solid value if you tie-dye often.