Translations:Naravni pigmenti in barvila/33/en

In the process of creating and developing colors, we use baking soda to create a basic bath and vinegar to create an acidic one. Vinegar often changes colors to lighter shades or even completely different ones from those originally obtained. For instance – a green dye bath from meadowsweet changes to a pink color with a drop of added vinegar. Adding baking soda, on the other hand, often saturates the dye bath more, resulting in stronger colors than we would otherwise get. The quantity used of both additives is arbitrary, and the reaction is immediate.