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"  I have a black cardigan I like, but the fabric dye gets on my skin or the blouse underneath whenever I wear it. I soaked it in salt water, and the water turned black afterward. What can I do to keep the dye from bleeding?  Judy Henson, via e-mail Yep; using salt water to set the dye doesn&amp;#039;t work. But if you were following care-label instructions before that, it&amp;#039;s the manufacturer&amp;#039;s fault, not yours. Try this last-ditch hint: Spray the sweater inside and out with a fabric protector to create a light barrier. Next time, when shopping, know that if the knit feels rough and dry, not soft and smooth, it may contain too much dye that hasn&amp;#039;t been properly finished off. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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