Dylon 350g Machine Dye Pod Sandy Beige

After pudding pod in wash done I put my soap powder in to wash my bedding and the fabric took on the colours through soap powder wouldn't come out had to through out my bedding . Have used the black before and no problem did a great job but sorry not this time.

I was congratulating myself on following the instructions and getting a good even colour until I removed my once white jeans from the washer. They are now a foul yellowish khaki. Obviously I was hoping for beige.I have no idea what to do with them now.

I used this on a white skirt and although the colour of the dye came out well (exactly as described), lots of very small black dots appeared - almost as if there was some black dye particles in it, which spoilt the skirt and I ended up dying it black to cover it up. They weren't visible or apparent on the skirt before I dyed it, not had I done any other dyeing in the machine beforehand, so I can only assume it was something wrong with the dye.

Worked well

I used it on freshly washed white cotton fabric and followed all the instructions. It came out with blue patches on it. Disappointed as the colour was just what I wanted.

Works well but the subject material needs to be lightish or lightened before use. This can be a problem depending on the type of material. dylons own lightener did not work on my dark brown cotton cords.

Was expecting clothes to be a beige like a sandy beach colour. What I got was a khaki coloured pair of jeans and t-shirt. Clothing will have to be dyed again.

This is a terrible product. I would have rated 0. Easiest thing to dye should be white 100% cotton hand towels. Not a single one had a consistent colour, blue and purple patches, blue flecks but definitely not even or sand coloured. Now I’m going to have to get a dye from a competitor to fix the problem. Money back please and compensation for ruining my towels