Washing Machine Fabric Dye Pod for Clothes & Soft Furnishings, 350g (Pack of 1) - Forest Green

We have used this product on two different projects. The first was a light colored, long sleeved French terry shirt that had some discoloration. We chose a beautiful brown shade dye and it came out perfect and continues to hold the color after many washings The second was a denim shirt jacket again with discolored sports. Perfect, even color. Love this product.

Easy to use. Great color coverage. Beautiful color.

Simple to use and gave even color tone.

Doesn't help with chlorine

Good!!!!!

Looking good but you need more for top loader haven't used it yet but I know it will work well it's made in England and it's Henkel

Bought 3 of these to dye my couch cover and it was horrible. Only dyed parts of it, left it splotchy, and now it can’t be fixed.

First, I tried dying a beige cotton cross-stitch fabric. I used only one pack. Turned out dark grey. Bought another black, no real color improvement. HOWEVER, I also used it to dye my light green towels this darker forest green. Bought 2 packs. Great results! The towels were originally 2 different colors of light green. Now they are all the same dark emerald color. I have 3 towels and I haven't used one of them since I dyed it. After several washings, the washed towels have not faded at all. TIPS FOR U.S.A. CUSTOMERS: The dye pod is designed to be used in a front loading washer on which you can control the water temperature. I have an old top loader with very little control over the temp. Instead of putting the pod on top of the items to be dyed, I poured it into the bottom of the empty washer and through the holes below the tub. Then I set the washer for the highest temperature (HOT) and filled the washer. I let it agitate for a few seconds, then added the towels. Since I don't have a HOT-HOT setting (just HOT-WARM), I stopped the washer after the first spin. Then I reset the washer to the beginning of the HOT cycle and ran it until it got through the spin cycle again. It's a little fiddly but I got great results with the green towels. I think the cross-stitch fabric may have had some sort of coating that prevented the black dye from taking hold -- or perhaps I should have started with 2 or 3 pods of black.