DylonWashing Machine Fabric Dye Pod for Clothes & Soft Furnishings, Smoke Grey, 350 g (Pack of 1) (Packing May Vary)

Exactly as describesd

I ordered this stuff at the end of April and received it today due to the slow shipping because of the Covid-19 (no one's fault). I wanted to dye a quilt smoke grey and I could not find any Rit Dye at all. I ordered this stuff and was anxious to try it. I followed the directions and was so happy to see that the once ugly peach-colored quilt had turned into this beautiful shade of grey. I would buy Dylon again and would recommend it.

The color is unevenSome spots are untouched remaining whiteSome spots are stained a dark blueThe overall color looks purple and not greyProduct did not meet expectations very disappointing with the outcomeThis is my second time trying to dye this outfitFirst from white to beige which left dark purple marks and was also unevenly coloredThen I tried dark grey neither worked well total waist of money

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.

This is 3rd time that I've used a Dylon pod.Yet this is the 1st time I got mixed results.The past two times I used primary colors:Black and Yellow (marigold). Both perfect.But color separation occurs with this gray.I got spots/streaks of red, blue and gray.Result looks more like a "tie dye" effect.For my cotton tee that actually looks cool.However for my denim jacket, not so much.Both were originally white before the dying.I washed them with warm/warm wash cycle.(Same as I had when using black or yellow.)Gray color separates yielding mixed result.

So easy to use with fantastic results.

Gracias

Easy to,use and great results