I've looked all around the internet but i can't find anything that even remotely close to real tin foilI would like to switch to tinfoil because aluminum foil has serious health effects from using.I know tin can leave a slight taste on the food you cook it in but why has it been removed just about altogether?
no it would bleed in washing machine
Kool aid isn't colour fast so it will fade over time if you're going to wash itYou can try fabric dye it's more permanent and about the same price if you get the powder stuffTry it out on a small amount first before you do the whole thing.
It really depends on what the yarn is made ofLiquid Kool-aid isn't as color intense as powdered Kool-aid, so it may color the yarn, depending on what the yarn is made of, but the colors won't be strong, and they'll quickly wash out and become faded lookingEven dyeing with powdered Kool-aid doesn't result in lasting intense colorsIf you really want to dye something well, you have to research what the fibers are that you want to dye, and buy the best dye possible that is formulated for that fiber.
Because tin is expensiveSince the second World War, aluminum has replaced tin for making foilTin foil is currently only used to produce electrical capacitorsTrainee Troll Triton of Truth
