E-Pao.net According to a report by Mr. W.A.M Duncan (1896), the name of a few plants commonly used for dyeing are " Acanthaceae (Khujum Pere) used in conjuction with safflower (p.9); Bixa orellana (urei rom) red or orange, Carthamus tinctorius (kusum) pink or ...
Sacramento Bee ... Use of Liposome-based Technology in Dyeing Processes II-5 Environment-Friendly Dyeing Auxiliaries Gain Significance II-5 Water Pollution Concerns Diverts Focus on New Technologies II-6 Ultrasonic Technology - Garners Attention II-6 Waterless Dyeing ... and more »
The Guardian William Morris and Liberty's built their factories on the river and, betraying their wholesome image, filled it with bleach and mordant dyes . Theirs were among the 90 mills the Wandle supported. In 1805 it was described as "the hardest-worked river for ... and more »
GoKunming (blog) Cloth is soaked in a pool of water and lime before workers in heavy rubber gloves, aprons and boots wash off the excess mordant with fresh water. If the cloth is destined to become a simple garment it is ready for dyeing once it is air dried. However ...
Knoxville Metro Pulse Mara, nearly unrecognizable with her growing out dye -job and woebegone low energy, perfectly modulates Emily's many moods and modes. Catherine Zeta-Jones, in a smaller role as a colleague of Jonathan's, reasserts her considerable screen ... And while ...
