The document discusses dyeing processes for textiles. It defines dyeing as changing a textile's physical or chemical properties to make it uniformly colored. The objectives of dyeing are to increase attractiveness, make fabrics suitable for various uses and decorative purposes. The dyeing process involves 4 steps - dye molecules attaching to and migrating within fiber molecules through hydrogen bonding. Common dye types include acid, basic, direct, disperse, sulfur, mordant, reactive, and vat dyes. Dyeing machines include open and enclosed types, and types where materials, liquor, or both circulate. Common dyeing faults result from uneven processes, improper temperatures/times, and machine issues.