Colour Run Remover 12 Sheets - Advanced Dye Transfer Solution, Safe for Whites and Colors, Easy Application, Gentle on Fabrics, Effective and Cost-Effective Sold by Zinnia

Does the job! Great!

These do not work I soaked for 24 hr in warm water with detergent and one sheet of. Some colour came out not completely then I washed on 40 wash cycle with another sheet and detergent . Did not remove colour run do I washed again with 2colour run sheets the results are in the photos . Waste of money and time . Delivery was ment for 23rd having ordered on the 21st as a prime customer didn’t receive till 25 th September 2025 . This meant I had to keep item in cold water soak as I didn’t allow the item to dry out and set the dye having have the colour run accident . . Tbh completely honest I even soaked the item whilst waiting for delivery in white vinegar and water solution hoping that would have worked . Unfortunately it didn’t .

Didn't completely remove the colour run but I was pleased nevertheless with the results.

I accidentally dyed a brand new white dressing gown baby blue. Brought this product, followed the instruction and it’s now crisp and white again. I don’t think it would work on the other clothes I dyed baby blue because they have other clothes such a black, grey, etc. I think because I did only the dressing gown and that item was just white, the run dye got removed amazing!

Just worked as a washing powder

Rubbish. Didn’t do a thing. Waste of money.

Exactly as stated in the description

I washed a washable rug with a burgundy colourfast Indian bedcover. It was a light fawn colour originally and came out a pinkish plum. As I had nothing to lose I bought the colour remover although it did seem expensive, expecting just to wash it again with the remover. That's not the case so I used a very large deep bucket (76 litres) as per the instructions and left it in there overnight weighing it down with bricks. Where the liquid could touch the material the dye came out where it was folded up on itself it didn't but the rug did have a rubber backing by swirling it about I was leave it in there for another few hours and that did remove most of the dye. I am not sure what would happen with a more delicate item but I would use it again.