Dylon Colour Catcher - 40 Pack

For a standard mixed load of colours, one sheet is usually sufficient. If you are washing a large load, or items with very intense colours or new dark dyes, consider using two sheets.

No, once a sheet has been used, it is saturated with absorbed dyes and should be disposed of. It cannot be reused.

Yes, they are safe to use with most machine-washable fabrics, including delicates. However, always check the garment's care label.

Unfortunately, once colour has transferred to other garments, the Colour Catcher cannot reverse this. It is a preventative measure.

They are generally very effective against most common textile dyes. However, extremely vibrant or unstable dyes on new garments may require more than one sheet or separate washing for complete protection.

Colour Catchers are designed for machine washing. They are not recommended for hand washing as the water and agitation levels are different.

Ensure you used a sufficient number of sheets for the load size and the colours of the garments. For heavily dyed or new items, consider using an extra sheet or washing them separately.

This can happen if the wash cycle is too long or too hot, or if the machine is significantly overloaded. Ensure you are using appropriate wash settings for your fabrics.

This indicates the sheet has absorbed a significant amount of dye. This is normal and shows the product is working effectively.