Színtörést

Színtörést, also known as color bleeding or color run, is a phenomenon that occurs when dyes from one fabric migrate to another fabric during washing or exposure to moisture. This is most commonly observed when washing brightly colored or dark-colored items with lighter or white fabrics. The dyes are not permanently fixed to the fibers and can dissolve in water, especially when heated.

Several factors contribute to xảy ra színteket. The type of dye used is a major factor; some dyes are more prone to bleeding than others. The quality of the fabric's dye treatment also plays a role. New garments, especially those with intense colors, are often more likely to bleed. The washing process itself, including water temperature, detergent type, and agitation, can also influence the extent of color bleeding. Using hot water and harsh detergents can exacerbate the problem.

To prevent színteket, it is recommended to sort laundry by color and wash dark or brightly colored items separately from whites and lights. Pre-washing new garments individually or with similar colors for the first few washes can also help to remove any loose dye. Using color catcher sheets in the wash can absorb loose dyes before they transfer to other fabrics. Washing in cold water and using a mild detergent can also minimize the risk. If színteket does occur, immediate rewashing of the affected garments, potentially with a color remover product, may help to mitigate the damage, though complete removal is not always guaranteed.