DYLON SOS Colour Run

The pictures show a t-towel with the full effects of the burgundy colour run. I didn’t bother to treat that as it was an old t-towel. The other photos show a yellow shirt which was in the same state as the t-towel, after I used the dye remover. The close up photo shows a tiny very faint amount of dye that still remains but you have to look very closely to see it.I used 2 boxes of the dye remover to achieve the result and used them in my washing machine. I think it helped that I only washed 3 items in the treatment, and I also made sure the tops were kept wet before I used the Dylon SOS. I washed them at 40deg as I couldn’t risk shrinking the tops by using the recommended 60deg.I managed to wash a brand new burgundy top with a load of colours and the result was pretty catastrophic! Most of the items I managed to dye didn’t really matter, but 3 of my Hubby’s favourite tops were caught up in it and ended up with a spectacular tie dye effect on them. Reaching for the internet it suggested the results could be reversed as long as I acted quickly and didn’t dry the tops. I ordered the Dylon S.O.S and kept the 3 tops wet.I used the Dylon SOS the very next day when it arrived and was amazed at the result. I had managed to dye a light blue, yellow, and grey top, and after using the Dylon SOS for 1 treatment, all of the dye had come out of the grey top, however, there was still some dye left on the other two. I used a second box of the Dylon and the results really are amazing. There is still a very faint amount left on small areas of the yellow shirt, but you can barely see it. I’m really impressed. I am going tobuy some more and keep it in the cupboard just in case.

I used this on my sweater which got dyed in the washing machine several months ago. I wasn't sure it would work but it did. It's not 100% back to normal colour but almost.

Sadly my wife washed my favourite Zara T-shirt ( a blue/white stripe) and for some strange reason the colours merged so instead of stripes it looked like a modern piece of art. We sort of came to accept it was a write off but after a month I decided to give it a go with a colour run product - what was there to lose ?The recommendations were to try a colour run product as soon after the incident as possible so given it was a good month and had dried in , I wasn't very hopefulI checked out the reviews and thought I would probably use Dr Beckman but the reviews weren't glowing whereas the ones for Dylon were slightly better and the product was cheaper. Yes guys - I made the right choice. How on earth the stripes returned with no colour- merging is like magic. I thoroughly recommend this product and to the extent, I would award it 6 stars. I was so excited to try it out I forgot to take some before/after photos but take my word, it worked a treat on my T shirt. Will it work as well on all garments ? Dont know but at this price you won't have to sell your car to buy a packet. Couldn't be bothered to hand wash it so I machine washed it at 60 deg cotton -

Unfortunately, this didn't work at all. The stains remained despite two washes as instructed. So it was a waste of money and energy all round. Also, the package arrived in a dilapidated packaging, suggesting the product may have gone past its use-by date. Disappointing as your products are usually of good quality.

I accidentally washed a whole load of clothes that came out pink. Not sure where it came from but can only think it was from rainbows on my daughters sweater. I washed them again with vanish hoping it would come out but did not. I ordered these hoping they would work. I put it in a 60 for 60mins like instructed. When they came out some of the stuff seemed a bit ruined and bobbly. I could see maybe a slight difference in the pink but some things didn’t look like they worth saving. Also I had a couple white undies that ended up looking grey! This would maybe be ok if you washed immediately with this treatment but my things I think had too many washes and ended up ruined. I would maybe buy this again in future if I made the same mistake again but make sure I never tried washing before this treatment.

I accidentally dyed a load of my 'light' washing pink - this included about 5 white t-shirts (of which 2 were absolute favourites of mine!). I tried a home remedy of steeping them in cold water and bleach but this had little effect.I bought the SOS Colour Run and used it on my white t-shirts about 24 hours after the initial colour run. I had kept them wet in a basin of cold water in the interim period. I then added the two sachets of the solution to the drum of my washing machine and put it on a 60º cotton wash for about 90 minutes. To my absolute delight, the t-shirts came out sparkling white - probably even whiter than they were before I dyed them pink!Very very happy with this purchase, I would highly recommend it to anyone who finds themselves in a similar situation.

This product absolutely saved my life!I foolishly washed a red and white blouse with another, cheaper red top I had never washed before. Lo and behold, the white flowers around the neck came out pink. I kept the blouse damp until this glorious little product arrived. I was super pleased to see you can use it to hand wash just one item, thus saving water and energy from running a whole cycle for one item. So I followed the instructions to the letter, brought the blouse out of the wash and...about 70% of the pink had gone. I was satisfied with that, since the flowers had been pink for 3 days at that point and red dye is notoriously stubborn. Anyway, I checked on my laundry this morning and the flowers are back to their pearly white glory! Turns out the item must be left to dry fully before you see results -so don’t be disheartened if you use this item and it doesn’t appear to have worked!Bottom line: keep this in the cupboard, it’s ace.

I had a colour run on a few items when washing some new jeans. It faded the colour run a bit for the 100% cotton t-shirts I used it on, so not a great result. However, it was more effective on a shirt that's a viscose-linen mix. So for me, it was okay on a man-made fibre, but less effective on cotton