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making black clothing black again
can i add anything to the wash to make the colour better??
thanks
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i think dylon do a black dye for the washing machine0
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Yes, the only way to revive faded black garments is to re-dye them.
However - and I know this is not the OP's case - for black clothing that just looks a bit dull, when rinsing them do the last rinse in spinach water. You will need to cook the spinach in a bit more water than usual, so that you have enough to rinse the item. I don't know how well it works on very worn clothes, but I tried it with an old-ish black jumper and it seemed to work ok.
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