I was thinking of having people throw dried lavender at my wedding reception. If it were to rain and the lavender were to get wet, would it stain?
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im adding pictures of 3 different fabrics, cotton, a pure unused white shirt, and a disposable paper towel. the dark buds are ones that have been soaked for 24 hrs. the light buds are the ones i lightly sprayed with water, and theres a spot where i sprayed the fabric it self with the flower water that was soaking for 24 hrs. no stains. no discolorations.
47963
Do you mean stain your address? I'm not sure that it would as there wasn't much pigment in the lavender in the first place though.
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i really dont think so. if it where to at all, the fabric would have to be very white but it will wash right out. i soak mine in water and put it in a spray can and spray on fabric, clothes, couch, carpet and nothing has been stained. i say go for it! it smells great! have a wonderful wedding.
1763748
Yes I have. I put approximately 5-10 drops in with the detergent. I've had no problem with staining.
963861
Yesterday I was at a crafts fair in the mountains and it started to rain, I was able to keep myself and my merchandise dry! I have never been in severe weather, but I think it holds up pretty good for moderate rain!
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It appears to already have a natural finish. The stain might not soak in unless you do a pre-process.
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Sounds like a nice idea and very pretty too. I hate to say it but the only answer I have for you is "maybe" right now. It's not something you can judge unless you've tried to do it using precisely the size hook you will purchase (supposing their different heights might have different thicknesses of wrought iron and different lengths of the two ends that get stuck into the ground and certainly different weights on the entire hook pieces themselves because of all that.) So I'd buy 1 of everything needed to make up one completed set-up. Next I'd weigh up precisely the specific individual weights of your jar/least amt. of water necessary/flowers/hook, then tally the total weight involved. I'd then try to implant it into the particular kind of dirt/soil at the locations you'll be pushing the hook into on the wedding day. Also try it in the different locations around that property to test that the weightn will be secire in those particular different types of soil you can find on one property. For instance, if there was an area that had a rock garden and an area full of trees with a lot of roots spread through the ground, this test might show me that I'd have to change my plan to shape the overal arrangement layout on the ground into an oval shape rather than a circle of arrangements. I'd even try it in wet ground on the morning after a rainfall on a previous night. Then I'd have no surprises and I'd have a plan A + B to work with on wedding day, IF all else looks like it would work out in the first place.
912117
lavender, in my experience, can really only emit it's great fragrance when planted in larges numbers and is at it's best the hotter the weather. no experience w/ this variety. have exp. with several other varieties, though.
1327443
Sorry, we used the lavender for my daughter's wedding. We threw it at the end instead of rice, so I have no idea how long the fragrance would last.
960359
It could get wet . I have a small dog that tinkles when he greets people . I used a panty liner in it .
1274041
If you haven't gotten the quilt yet I would wait until you do. I'm using mine on a burgundy couch, yet there are various shade of lavender in the quilt. Very pretty. Mine also came with a pillow sham which I use on my grandmother's washstand. We have dogs and cats and I wash the quilt frequently. It washes and dries like a dream. Hope this has helped.
623077
Yes, unless it is a hot day. It is not as strong as some of the others like old spice etc, but it doesn't have all those crazy ingredients either. The yellow stain will never be an issue either.
1912719
Yes, rain will come through as this is a woven fabric. I have hanging plants on my pergola. Our patio furniture doesn't have cushions. We will replace this next season with the same product...first must get one more hurricane season out of it. Hope this helps.
661103
If it is a large downpour, yes. They are better than most I have seen with repelling the water and drying pretty fast. We try to keep our turned over if we know it is going to rain. I love the ones that I got (floral print)
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Yes as far as i have found the water runs off the cushion in droplets, and stains so far have done the same thing with a quick rub of a damp cloth. There must be a weatherproof/spillproof coating on the cushion already..
1546782
As long as you let it dry you should be fine. I didn't have a problem with it staining
2214872
If it had dried, I think it would clean it up but you are not supposed to use it for anything wet. I think it would smear it and be a mess!
1178997
Yes, indeed. You should use it with a humid brush on the stain zone. And then let it dry.
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I don't think it does purposely. However, I placed a mixing tub underneath it and it does drip compost tea. Rain mixes with it and you develop even more. My answer is not scientific and I don 't know how strong the tea is.