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Story June 16, 1950

Arizona Sun

Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

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Practical advice from Tinttex Home Economics Bureau on reviving sun-faded outdoor clothing like shorts and slacks by using all-fabric dye in 50 colors, optionally with color remover, ideally in a washing machine for larger items.

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Outdoor Togs Faded?
Dye-Bath Is Answer

You can easily get another season's wear from sun-faded shorts, slacks, blouses and other outdoor wearables. A few dime boxes of all-fabric dye, available in 50 colors, will do the trick. If the fabric has faded unevenly or if you want an entirely different color, use fast-acting color remover first, advises Tinttex Home Economics Bureau. Your washing machine is ideal for tinting, especially larger articles, such as slack suits and dresses, the bureau points out.

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Household Advice

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Faded Clothing Dyeing Outdoor Wear Color Remover Washing Machine Tinting

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Tinttex Home Economics Bureau

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Tinttex Home Economics Bureau

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Revive sun-faded outdoor wear like shorts, slacks, and blouses using all-fabric dye in 50 colors; use color remover for uneven fading or color change; washing machine ideal for larger items like slack suits and dresses.

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