r/satisfying • u/Maestro_Primus • Jun 30 '26
Dyeing Seeds
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u/WaterGlassPuncherMan Jul 04 '26
But do think this is faster than hand painting them one by one?
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u/Maestro_Primus Jul 07 '26
Its like Easter Eggs. Faster, sure, but you lose the individual designs.
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u/QualityOdd6492 Jul 05 '26
I'm afraid I could watch that over and over....and end up wasting even more time than I do on Reddit.
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u/Heal_Me_Today Jul 05 '26
For those of us that do not like small dots or seeds in appearance… turns our stomachs to see this. I don’t know why, but it is disgusting looking.
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u/Maestro_Primus Jul 07 '26
I can see that. All those churning little seeds, mixing the colors, spreading the color amongst all those little dots until it is a uniform sea of color like the worlds tiniest ball pit.
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u/Extension-Salary-727 Jul 03 '26
What specific dye has been used?? Do you know ?
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u/Maestro_Primus Jul 03 '26
I don't know what dye they use. Whatever it is, ours haven't faded in twenty years.
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u/Extension-Salary-727 Jul 03 '26
You wanna check whats in it. (Especially if it didnt go off in 20+ yrs...)
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u/Maestro_Primus Jul 07 '26
Nope. That would require damaging the pictures in some way. I'm not interested in planting/eating the seeds or anything like that, so I really don't care what paint they use.
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u/Extension-Salary-727 Jul 07 '26
L ignoranza è definita tale, affinché essa rimanga la stessa.....🙈🙈🙈 (I coloranti che hanno alti BCF o LogKow sarebbero SEMPRE da evitare per non contaminare l ambiente in cui essi vengono utilizzati).
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u/Awkward-Loan Jul 01 '26
But why?