Dylon S.O.S Colour Run Fabric Dye 75 ml, 2 Count (Pack of 1)

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 -

It didn’t work. I have a fave cream-coloured tote with bright blue linings and shoulder straps. The blue colour stained the cream-coloured fabric and so I tried this product as the reviews were mostly positive. Initially, I tried soaking the tote in a tub of hot water with the Dylon Colour Run remover. It didn’t remove the blue stains on the fabric at all but the blue linings are still bright and as new. I then tried to put the tote in the washer with product at 60°C cotton setting as instructed on the package but it made it worse. Now the blue linings became so faded and what’s worse, the blue stain had spread evenly all over the cream fabric. It now looked like a worn-out, very old tote. Very disappointed.

Easy to use but ineffective did not make the clothes wearable again unless for gardening/diy

Always used these never had any issue with them, good piece of mind and good value for money

I like this product.

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