Dylon All-in-1 Dye Pod - Passion Pink

This dye is suitable for natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, and viscose. It will give lighter shades on mixes of these fabrics with synthetics. Pure synthetics like polyester, acrylic, or nylon will not dye.

One pack (350g pod) will give the full, intense shade on up to 600g of fabric. For lighter shades, it can dye up to 1.8kg of fabric.

No, the Dylon All-In-One Machine Dye pod contains both the dye and the salt, so you do not need to add any additional salt or other fixatives.

You should run the wash cycles at either 30 degrees Celsius or 40 degrees Celsius for optimal results.

No, the dye is designed to be safely used in washing machines without staining. However, it is highly recommended to run an empty wash cycle with detergent immediately after dyeing to clean any residual dye from the machine.

Dyeing light over dark will not work. Dye adds color. If you wish to change a dark fabric to a lighter or completely different color, you would first need to use a fabric color remover (not included) before dyeing.

Ensure your fabric is clean and damp. Wash it thoroughly before dyeing to remove any finishes, stains, or invisible dirt that might prevent even dye absorption. Do not dry it before dyeing.

Ensure the fabric was clean and damp before dyeing. Check the fabric weight; one pod dyes 600g to full shade, or up to 1.8kg to lighter shades. For a stronger color, consider using a second pod or dyeing a smaller amount of fabric. Uneven dyeing can occur if the machine is overloaded; ensure adequate space for the fabric to move freely.

Verify the fabric composition. Pure synthetic fabrics (e.g., 100% polyester, acrylic, nylon) will not dye with this product. The dye is designed for natural fibers like cotton, linen, and viscose.

After completing the two dyeing cycles, run an empty wash cycle (with a small amount of detergent) at a high temperature (e.g., 60°C or 90°C) to clean the machine and remove any remaining dye particles. Clean the detergent dispenser drawer and rubber seal manually if necessary.

Always wash newly dyed items separately for the first few washes. This minimizes the risk of any loose dye bleeding onto other garments, although the dye is formulated to be permanent.