



⚡ Elevate your craft and garden with the pure power of Aluminium Sulphate!
This 1kg bag of 17% Aluminium Sulphate (iron-free) is a multi-functional chemical essential for professionals and hobbyists alike. Trusted for water purification, textile dye mordanting, paper-making, and organic horticulture, it offers precise pH control to enhance hydrangea colors and ensures superior coagulation of impurities. Ideal for those who demand purity, versatility, and eco-conscious performance in one crystalline powder.
| ASIN | B07NYGXL9T |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,652 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 5 in Water Garden & Pond Treatment |
| Brand | Trustleaf |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (352) |
| Date First Available | 15 July 2014 |
| Item Weight | 1.15 kg |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Product Dimensions | 16 x 25 x 4 cm; 1.15 kg |
J**N
Useful powder to use
I used this as part of a flower pounding project. It is a white powder that you mix with water and soak material in. Once dried this acts as a mordant on the material for the flower dyes and preserves the colours. Easy to use and I didn’t find it affected my skin at all though I was more careful to keep away from my eyes.
C**S
Perfect!
Does what it was intended for, as a mordant. Worked perfectly.
J**S
It works
It works for the purpose I bought it. Hydrangea has beautiful blue flowers
A**R
My son asked me to order more.
My son asked to order for their art biology project. In terms of chemistry effect it worked. My son asked me to order more.
P**Y
a plus seller *****use again
good quality a plus+++++
N**N
It could be me!
I bought this to turn my potted pink Hydrangea blue, despite adding vinegar to help break down the product, the hydrangea is still pink. So a waste of money for me but maybe i did something wrong?
K**E
Broken dart point saviour
Snapped a point in my dart and this made it super easy to remove.
K**Y
For keeping hydrangeas blue
I think as long as you start to use this in September (early) it will keep your hydrangeas blue throughout their growing season. It’s a pain to make up each time but a teaspoon in a 2L bottle is usually enough to hydrate the plant and maintain its colour.
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