CARPET CLEANING & RE-DYEING MACHINE. PRISM RUG CLEANER & DYEING MACHINE $475.00

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Carpet Dye Pen $15.95 Fix Bleach Stains! Permanent carpet dye can repair discolorations caused by bleach, sun fading and pet stains for the life of the carpet. Use on Nylon and Wool Carpets only. These Acid dyes are easy to use, just heat and apply. 72 colors available- check website for color options: http://www.americolordyes.com/carpet-dye-pens.html Please email seller with your color preference….

Colorize Leather Vinyl Fabric & Carpet Dye LTR-106 126-718122514748-LTC-1 $7.99 Eliminate stains. permanently. Just apply and let dry. Matches popular colors and textures.Commonly people get stains on many things from carpet to clothing to furniture car seats apparel. and no matter how hard they try cleaners will not take them out. So what do you do when you just cannot get out a stain- Well until Colorize there was nothing a person could do.Colorize is the answer to removing…

VHT SP942 Vinyl Dye Black Satin Can – 11 oz. $7.90 VHT SP-942 Vinyl dye.; Color: Black Satin….

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Dyeing and Overdyeing of Cotton Fabrics $9.95 …

Traditional Kimono Silks $12.99 This swatch book is an inspiring visual tour of elegant fabric design using beautiful historic kimono remnants from Japan’s Showa Period (1926-1989). More than 400 photographs and detailed captions provide information on motif identification, Japanese history and cultural traditions. The book is organized around favorite Japanese motifs, including cherry blossoms, peonies, maple leaves, bamboo sho…

Tufted Carpet: Textile Fibers, Dyes, Finishes and Processes (Plastics Design Library) $156.03 This book combines Von Moody’s original work and research in the carpet industry with the well respected 1986 textile source book, Textile Fibers, Dyes, Finishes, and Processes: A Concise Guide, by Howard L. Needles to produce a unique practical guide on all aspects of the preparation, manufacture, and performance of carpet. It addresses the structure and properties of fiber, carpet construction, …

Early American Weaving And Dyeing $11.4 Classic guide, first published in 1817. How to weave 35 designs, from damask diaper to Bird”s-eye carpet, and 41 selections on dyeing…

Dyeing Wool $44.79 Dyeing Wool

Dyeing to Knit $19.37 Dyeing to Knit

Principles Of Dyeing $20.13 Principles Of Dyeing

A Manual Of Dyeing $29.66 A Manual Of Dyeing

The Dyeing Industry; $18.15 The Dyeing Industry;

Dyes And Dyeing $22.11 Dyes And Dyeing

Dyes And Dyeing… $22.11 Dyes And Dyeing…

The Chemistry Of Dyeing $15.16 The Chemistry Of Dyeing

Dyeing $23.43 This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc…

A Manual Of Dyeing And Dyeing Receipts, Comprising A System Of Elementary Chemistry, As Applied To Dyeing $27.02 A Manual Of Dyeing And Dyeing Receipts, Comprising A System Of Elementary Chemistry, As Applied To Dyeing

Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece $14.15 Hand Dyeing Yarn and Fleece

The Art and Craft of Natural Dyeing $18.63 The Art and Craft of Natural Dyeing

Elements Of The Art Of Dyeing $24.09 Elements Of The Art Of Dyeing

A Dictionary Of Dyeing And Calico Printing $28.34 A Dictionary Of Dyeing And Calico Printing

The chemistry and physics of dyeing $19.5 The chemistry and physics of dyeing

Carpets $27 First published in 1939 this classic, historical book is in its complete and unabridged original form, extensively illustrated and full of instruction that is as useful and practical today as it was when originally published. Chapters include – History – Materials – Dyeing – Hand-made Carpets – Brusssels – Wilton – Axminster – Chenille – Tapestry – Ingrain – Design And Colour – Carpet Complaints – Statistics – Employers And Employed – Conclusion. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Early American Weaving and Dyeing $8.95 How to weave 35 designs, from damask diaper to Bird’s-eye carpet, and 41 selections on dyeing. 1817 classic.

Surface modification and chromophore attachment via ionic assembly and covalent fixation. $49.99 A reactive-ionic functional group was incorporated into the structure of fiber finishes and colorants to provide high-yield add-on and permanency. The reactive-ionic group consists of a moderately strained, cyclic ammonium group which undergoes ionic assembly on the surface of negatively charged substrates. The ionic bond is then converted to a covalent bond at elevated temperatures via a ring-opening reaction. A reactive-ionic alkyl (wax) finish was prepared from octadecanol and N-phenyl pyrrolidine then applied to a glass slide to provide a permanent, hydrophobic surface with an average contact angle increase of approximately 40°. A reactive-ionic fluorinated finish was prepared from 1H,1H,2H,2H-perfluoro-1-octanol and N-phenyl pyrrolidine and after application served as a permanent, non-wetting, anti-stain finish for nylon carpet. A reactive-ionic chromophore (dye) was prepared from C.I. Disperse Red 1 and quinuclidine. The reactive-ionic dye was applied to cellophane and nylon films and bleached cotton, nylon and silk fabrics. The percent exhaustion for a 1% owf dyeing of silk fabric was measured to be 98% using visible light absorbance spectrophotometry. K/S values obtained from reflectance spectrophotometric measurements of a 1% owf dyeing of nylon 6.6 fabric showed a 6% color loss after solvent extraction, indicating that the dyeing was indeed permanent.

Surface modification and chromophore attachment via ionic assembly and covalent fixation. $49.99 A reactive-ionic functional group was incorporated into the structure of fiber finishes and colorants to provide high-yield add-on and permanency. The reactive-ionic group consists of a moderately strained, cyclic ammonium group which undergoes ionic assembly on the surface of negatively charged substrates. The ionic bond is then converted to a covalent bond at elevated temperatures via a ring-opening reaction. A reactive-ionic alkyl (wax) finish was prepared from octadecanol and N-phenyl pyrrolidine then applied to a glass slide to provide a permanent, hydrophobic surface with an average contact angle increase of approximately 40°. A reactive-ionic fluorinated finish was prepared from 1H,1H,2H,2H-perfluoro-1-octanol and N-phenyl pyrrolidine and after application served as a permanent, non-wetting, anti-stain finish for nylon carpet. A reactive-ionic chromophore (dye) was prepared from C.I. Disperse Red 1 and quinuclidine. The reactive-ionic dye was applied to cellophane and nylon films and bleached cotton, nylon and silk fabrics. The percent exhaustion for a 1% owf dyeing of silk fabric was measured to be 98% using visible light absorbance spectrophotometry. K/S values obtained from reflectance spectrophotometric measurements of a 1% owf dyeing of nylon 6.6 fabric showed a 6% color loss after solvent extraction, indicating that the dyeing was indeed permanent.

So sorry for your loss. I had a pet who was very sick toward the end of his life and I discovered Nature’s Miracle. You can find it in the discounters on the pet aisle and at the pet stores. It has a natural enzyme which actually digests the bacteria to remove the stain and odor. It works especially well on the “yellow” in vomit which is actually bile. Since it is in carpet, saturate the stain, place a terry towel over it and using your full body weight, hop the stain up from the padding to the towel. That way you won’t just treat the surface and walk up the stain with time. Good luck, I worked for me (RIP Boo)

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