Dylon350g Machine Dye Pods, Sunflower Yellow

This was so simple and worked great! The color is a little lighter than expected but I did have about double the recommended fabric weight, so that can't be blamed entirely on the product. I dyed a thick XL oatmeal colored sweatshirt, an oversized flowy white shirt, a short wrap dress and 2 towels I didn't know we're in the washer. The color took amazing on all products that were cotton or a cotton/polyester mix. The dress, which is vicose, barely changed color; however I knew that wasn't a recommended fabric for this product but figured I'd try anyway. I'd definitely recommend this product!

Ruined my favorite $280 worth dress! Yes call me crazy that I decided to dye my favorite expensive dress with this but mind you, I have home dyed with this stuff and brand so many times before. This jar or batch is just off and dead. Because this time it just ruined my clothing I’m so sad and mad. The dye literally just became a rock in the jar in the washing machine, while I did everything as described on the label. It left a big ugly brown spot in my dress that’s all. The dye is dried up like a big piece of concrete IN the plastic bottle. Wasted money wasted clothing. Icould cry

I died two canvas Ikea chair covers purple with Ritt dye years ago. They had faded to an ugly grey purple. I wanted to re-dye them but dreaded the pot on stove, add salt, mess. Saw these pods online and wanted to try them. I used one pod per chair cover. I dyed each chair cover separately (in part bc I ordered one pod to try and only ordered another when it worked). I was afraid it wouldn't work because I have a front loader. But when you read the directions, these pods are from the UK and designed for front loaders. It was so easy. Just follow the directions and run an empty cycle after to make sure your washer is clean. Very happy with results.

It not a bad product but you might need to but and use more than one in order to see a stronger color 💪.

Vale la pena pero solo sirve para un jeans para que quede bien

Ruined pants that were 90% cotton. Making those random streaks of light blue. I guess 100% cotton is needed? The product is misrepresenting what it can do from where I stand.

A little pricey but well worth the extra cost for the ease of use. I ordered it because I wanted to fix an oopsy and get some bleach stains out of a pair of my husband’s shorts and sounded like it would be the easiest product to use. It dyed the rust colored spots a light gray. So the spots weren’t so obvious once the shorts were dyed but they didn’t dye the same color as the rest of his shorts.ALSO, in case you are incredibly confused as well, they have included a picture above (that is unfortunately not on the product itself) that shows that “pod” is term they use for the whole container you receive. I stupidly opened it thinking that there would be a laundry soap type pod in the container and was extremely confused when it was just powered dye. Thankfully my husband was home and able to figure out what “pod” actually meant.

I had 1st used rit dye "fuschia" but the white jacket wasn't pink enough. So I had previously bought Dylon & decided to re-dye the jacket. I watched some YouTube videos & decided to try it. The process was Soooo much easier with Dylon. The jacket came out Perfect & Exactly the color & result I wanted. I highly recommend Dylon Dyes. I would use Dylon product again.

I used this brand of fabric dye many times. No issues with uneven coloring. There were no leftover dye inside my washer either if I follow the directions..

It didn't work for my bed sheets that wasn't 100 cotton

I purchased this with high hope of achieving a custom colour match. I followed the instructions precisely however the dye powder did not fully dissolve. The blue pigment in particular failed to dissolve so I ended up with fabric that looks like someone threw ink at it. My daughter thinks it looks like tie dye, but sadly it does not. It just looks bad and now I have ruined, expensive fabric that can't be used. I would recommend dissolving the dye in a bucket or bath and saoking the item to be dyed. then wring it out and put it in the washing machine. You live and you learn...

My mom didn’t use it in the washing machine but it dyed the clothes very well.

I really enjoyed this product , worked pretty good , Used on my daughters clothes , she often gets stains or only wants to wear pink 😅, so this was perfect to make more of her wardrobe her favourite colour. Some items didn’t fully saturate but I did put in a pretty big load , my daughter thinks some of the not fully saturated items look tye die so that’s alright , it was so fun to change everything up , and all the mint green clothes turned purple so that was a win too , as that’s another fave of my daughters , will definitely be experimenting more with these products , a great way to freshen up my kids wardrobes.