Jenkins 32-Ounce 2000 Bubble Jet Set

This is an awesome product. It was extremely affordable too.

Easy easy and works great!

I applied this product to a whole yard of down proof muslin, so I had to keep pulling the fabric apart and swishing in order for the muslin to absorb the liquid. Next time I might just cut my fabric a little over sized from the size that I need. It will be a little wasteful on the fabric, but much easier to maintain. When ironing the whole yard of fabric after it had air dried, the muslin was a nightmare to get pressed, but I finally got it worked out. I gave this a 4 star rating because although it did what it said it would do (printing was pretty slick by the way), it gummed up my iron and I had to get out my "iron out" to clean off the residue. It came clean just fine though, so all in all, a great learning lesson and when I do this again I will work with smaller pieces of fabric.

I love this! I could not find this anywhere locally so I had to purchase it on Amazon. I use this to make clothing labels for my clothing brand. It works great! I print them off my computer onto 100% cotton fabric that I run through my printer. I've stuck my clothing labels in the wash and not a single one has bled or been erased! I thought that this bottle wouldn't last me very long, but it will. It says not to put the solution that you use back into the bottle, but I do to save money and it hasn't made any sort of difference in the quality. It is really easy to use too. Just prewash your fabric, soak it in the Bubble Jet Set 2000 and let it dry. It's perfect! It's a process, but a ton of fun and VERY worth it in the end.

Just soak your 8.5 x 11 cloth squares for about 5 min and let them dry. Then press them to shiny side of freezer paper and feed them through your inkjet printer. Don't forget to buy the rinse as well. Good price and easy to use. Helps to set the ink on your fabric so it won't wash out. Good price on this product

I’ve tried many things to label my quilts. My go to were markers or vinyl. Now I can personalize them even more. I use canva and then apply my fabric with an iron to butcher paper( that’s what I have on hand. Freezer paper apparently works the same) and run it through my printer. I follow the wash instructions and voila!

This is the best thing for treating fabric so you can print on it. it is also extremely cost effective. I highly recommend it.

Order as described. Item shipped and received promptly. Highly recommend this seller.