Textile Dyeing and Printing ।। Difference Between Dyeing and Printing

Dyeing is a method that imparts beauty to the textile by applying various colors and their shades on to fabric. Dyeing can be done at any stage of the manufacturing of textile- fiber, yarn, fabric, or a finished textile product including garments and apparel.
Printing means partial or localized dyeing. It can be described as the controlled placing of defined areas of color onto a substrate.
common Differences between dyeing and printing

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[ChaoMusicP]

"The cost of dying is less than the printing process" l-m-a-o, our lives are so cheap.
Great videos though, thank you and keep up the good work!

[SenthilBarane]

In which process color won't bleed or get faded ?

[miwa]

I have been working with dying processes for many years, but most of our dye factories in Europe have been decommissioned due to strict environmental politic and heavy taxes on discharge of wastewater, even though we spent millions on cleaning it before it got discharged to the sewage systems. An entire profession is extinct and textile production sent abroad to countries with much less restrictions.
Could you please show us how the wastewater from the dyeing process is being processed and where it ends up?
I have seen pictures from Pakistan, India and China of non-processed wastewater being dumped into large pools on fields where it can be stored forever, until it disappears up in the air or into the environment. That is not ok in any way, so i think people should know what really happens, instead of only showing these glossy movies and pictures