DYLON Washing Machine Fabric Dye Pod for Clothes & Soft Furnishings, Navy Blue , 350g ( Pack of 1)

The DYLON Washing Machine Fabric Dye Pod worked perfectly for refreshing my jeans. It was incredibly easy to use—just pop it in the machine and let it do its thing—with no mess or complicated steps. The colour came out even and vibrant, making the jeans look almost new again. The results were much better than expected, and everything rinsed cleanly with no issues. Purchased from Amazon and arrived exactly as described. A simple, effective solution for giving clothes a new lease of life—highly recommended. 👖✨

Great product, easy to use and good result

Bought this to dye a cotton T-shirt and was very impressed with the result (pictured). As others have mentioned, it didn't dye the thread, but I think I like the effect. What I would say is that I did have to wipe out the rubber, where debris had soaked up the dye.

Great results, easy to use

Reading some of the more negative reviews, I thought this new approach of chucking in the dye within a container would be problematic. Not so! All in one product (no more kilos of salt to buy) & no more emptying out of the dye into the drum - nice and straightforward with less room for accidents. I've been using Dylon's range of dyes for a few years now and this latest format makes it even more simple than the previous all-in-one pouch. To improve your chances of a consistent result, follow the instructions but be aware dirt or soap residues are the enemies to the dyeing process. So I ensure the wash before dyeing is a thorough one, with no fabric conditioner. You could try using distilled white vinegar as a conditioner replacement (useful when you've run out or for towels that you need to stay absorbent), because it helps by neutralising any remaining soap. Choose the highest spin setting your machine offers to get rid of all of those residues. Then, clean out the detergent/conditioner drawer and run another rinse cycle with just water, selecting the option for 'water plus' if your machine has the function to boost the amount of water used in the rinse process. The aim is to make sure there's nothing but clean detergent free fabric. Place the Dylon pod on top of the freshly-washed well-rinsed damp fabrics and follow the remaining instructions for the experience you've been dyeing to see. 4 wash cycles (cleaning, dyeing, after dye wash, machine clean-out wash) per batch of clothes is a bit energy intensive, so you might want to wait until you've got enough items to rejuvenate or for when it coincides with your scheduled machine maintenance wash and run a limescale treatment during the final clean-out wash killing two birds with one stone, to justify the 'leccy costs. But, it's better than looking scruffy or throwing out garments and your machine will most certainly be free of germs after the whole process. Several cups of tea later... results were uniform colour throughout. I chose the Navy Blue option (the product picture shot isn't that accurate in the colour shade - it appears online as a denim blue). Results were a nice and deep uniform blue to several items all done at the same time (3 pairs of partially faded navy trousers, 2 casual navy shirts that looked a little tatty and a light blue t-shirt). One dye pod was enough to refresh all the garments to look crisp and close to new again without looking artificially over coloured. I was a little apprehensive worried I'd get blotchy results claimed by other reviewers, but following the instructions which state to run on a 40 degrees cotton cycle, the results were as good as Dylon's previous generation all-in-one pouch, minus any dyed fingers. Trust me, the dye powder can get everywhere if it's mishandled, the pod just makes it all nice and simples.

Patchiness galore. Used it on cotton, and linen. Made some jeans and it was horrible. Used different colour and those were 10/10. This one is not effective, too mnay stains

I was pleasantly surprised by this, and will be using again. I bought black dye and used it to dye my ikea ektorp sofa covers. They were originally hallarp grey but had faded terribly in the sun. The covers are a material blend so I wasn’t too hopeful that they would be black but would settle for a grey colour. The dye worked brilliantly, the covers look as good as new. Not black but a lovely grey colour. Much better than they were. My machine was put on 2 subsequent “clean” washes post dye and has been fine, I’ve done multiple white loads since.

Excellent I dyed a set of pink towels that were still good but looking a bit grey & they are now like a new set. Lovely rich colour plum/purple colour. After a pre wash & another cycle after dyeing with fabric softener they are lovely & fluffy too.