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product_id: 83418361
title: "Urea Calcium 455gr Nitrate Nitrogen Plant Fertilizer 34% Nitrogen All Purpose"
brand: "muzknvu"
price: "$14.04"
currency: USD
in_stock: true
category: "Kitchen"
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store_origin: US
region: United States of America
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# Urea Calcium 455gr Nitrate Nitrogen Plant Fertilizer 34% Nitrogen All Purpose

**Brand:** muzknvu
**Price:** $14.04
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Urea Calcium 455gr Nitrate Nitrogen Plant Fertilizer 34% Nitrogen All Purpose by muzknvu
- **How much does it cost?** $14.04 with free shipping
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## Description

1 lbs
Urea is used in tie dyeing and other forms of direct application of dyes. It is usually not used in vat dyeing or low water immersion dyeing.
 Urea has two purposes: it can make it possible to dissolve more dye in a given volume, for the strongest of colors, and it serves as a humectant, or water-attractor, to help keep fabric damp long enough for the reaction to occur. You can do without urea if your dye solutions are strong enough for your needs without it, and you keep your fabric damp in some other way, such as by covering with plastic. 

Too much urea can actually make it harder to dissolve some dyes, according to Craig Turner of Standard Dyes, who says that, if your dye (especially fuchsia, Procion red MX-8B) is not dissolving well, you may need to reduce the amount of urea you are using. 

Where does urea come from?
 
Urea is the same chemical as is found in the urine of mammals, but the urea we buy is not obtained from urine. It is synthesized from natural gas. 

Is urea hazardous?
 
No, urea is reasonably safe, compared to many other chemicals. It&apos;s a major ingredient in many skin moisturizers, due to its humectant properties. Although you should avoid skin exposure to dyes or soda ash, skin exposure to urea is not a major safety issue. It may be irritating to the skin. Airborne urea, like most powders, is hazardous when inhaled.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-18*