Dylon Colour Catcher Reviews

The washing machine is on constantly, whether it be for my daughter's endless amount of dirty babygros or for my husband when he suddenly tells me he needs a jumper washing by the morning. As a result, when I saw these Dylon colour catcher sheets in Tesco, I bought them to see if I could combine washes and cut down the use of time, ...  Read the complete review

I was the worlds worst when it came to carrying out the laundry, particularly as I wash for only my husband and myself and as a consequence, I tended to stick everything in on the same wash. Whilst my husband's Next tee shirts were once of a gleaming white, let them have an hour with me when I would transform them into a lovely shade of ...  Read the complete review

I buy my Dylon Colour Catcher Sheets from Home Bargains where they cost only £2.25 for a box of 24 sheets. This is the cheapest I have found them and I always ensure I have a spare box of them underneath my kitchen cupboard, alongside the rest of my laundry products. I don't use them every time I do a load, but if I am washing colours ...  Read the complete review

I am a Bzzagent which means I get sent products to review and then I share my views, reviews, products and opinions with others. A couple of weeks ago I was sent a pack of Dylon Color Catcher Sheets to try out in my laundry. I had seen this before but I had never used them. No idea why as they have in the last couple of weeks ...  Read the complete review

As a member of BzzAgent.co.uk I'm often given free products to try and samples to give to friends. The latest campaign at BzzAgent was for this Dylon Colour Catcher. It's a laundry aid that allows you to wash different coloured clothing in the same cycle and which leaves clothes looking bright and fresh. Inititally I wasn't sure I would ...  Read the complete review

As a Bzzagent I was given the chance to try Dylon Colour Catchers for free, when my Bzz kit arrived I was happy to see a full size pack (24 sheets) of Colour Catchers and 5 sample size packs. The sample packs are for me to give away and the full size pack is for me to trial over the next couple of weeks. Dylon Colour Catches usually ...  Read the complete review

Dylon Colour Catcher Sheets The first time I tried these I was given a sample from one of the many freebie sites I subscribe to. I have to admit they probably are not a product that I was looking for or would have thought I needed but having tried them I became hooked. These colour catcher sheets come in Colour ...  Read the complete review

With 2 boys in the house I have a fair amount of laundry.However I do not al;ways have enough of one colour to make up a full load,especially where dark and red colours are concerned. I first came across colour catcher sheets a few years ago when I saw a friend using them. The idea is that using colour catcher can allow you to mix ...  Read the complete review

These Colour Catcher sheets manufactured by Dylon are designed to help prevent clothes being stained by colours that have run in the wash. The Colour Catcher sheets are white in colour (to begin with!) and are about 30cm x 15cm. They feel like stiff paper and have no smell to them. To use, all you have to do is unfold a sheet and ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT? Sheets of thin fabric that you put into your washing machine to stop colours running into other items of clothing. HOW DO YOU USE THEM? Take one or two sheets and put them into the drum of your washing machine with the laundry then wash as normal.  I use three sheets if I am washing new ...  Read the complete review

have been using Colour Catchers now for quite a while, a lady I worked with suggested them to me or conveniently dropped it in conversation about how good they were. (I think it may have something to do with the fact I was wearing a dark grey top which had a built in white shirt underneath, which had gone slightly grey)! I was quite ...  Read the complete review

Washing is one of those jobs around the home that I just seem to loathe, I'm not really sure what it is exactly. Maybe it's because of the effort involved in gathering it all up, cramming it in the machine, pulling it out and putting it on the airing horse. Then I have to fold it in to a basket, iron some and pack it all away!! It's for ...  Read the complete review

My mother in law quite recently had tried the colour catcher sheets for the first time and was really impressed with the results. I personally had always been a little sceptical about using these as if they didn't work, it could be a perfectly good load of washing ruined but after her recommendation, I decided they might be worth a try. ...  Read the complete review

Initially I though great mixed loads no problems with colours running and they worked, however they also block your washing machine, as I've just found out to my cost, £60 for a repair, according to the repair man I got away lightly as often they block the sump which means the whole machine has to come apart. AAARRRGGHHHHH DO NOT TOUCH THEM

Washing does any one else suffer from the laundry basket breeding? I seem to have tonnes of washing and particularly at the moment as the little one is learning to use the big toilet with to be honest not a lot of success! So when my domestic goddess of a Sister-in-law suggested I buy some colour catchers although sceptical I ...  Read the complete review

I do my laundry as I go along, as soon as I have enough to load the washing machine I tend to wash them, so I do not have a build up of clothes etc and so to make my life a little easier but about a month ago I was not too well and my hubby had to load the machine, but he took no notice of what instructions I had given him to do and he ...  Read the complete review

After my last electricity bill I decided we really needed to think about cutting down. My washing machine is usually on twice a day. I have tried to only wash every other day but we both have to dress smart for work and we were always running out of clothes. My mum suggested I give Colour Catchers a try. At least then I could do 1 load a ...  Read the complete review

I bought these after reading a review on dooyoo by Jo! I bought them in Wilkinsons although I am sure you can get them elsewhere, I haven't seen them. They are £2.49 for 20 sheets so 12.5p per sheet. I have had mine since early June (now 1st September) and haven't used a full box yet, but I suppose it depends on how much washing you ...  Read the complete review

I've been using colour catcher from Dylon for quite a while now. The main reason for using it is I often only have a small load of light colours and whites compared to my giganormous load of darks (I wear more dark clothes than I do light for some reason. It probably stems from the fact that black is meant to be slimming). The point ...  Read the complete review

As a full time mum I spend a lot of time washing. As I have mountains of the stuff, it is quite easy for me to sort out whites, darks and mixed colour loads. However, we now have quite a few dark items of clothes with white stripes or patterns. I have this lasting worry that my husband's shirts will come out of the wash with pink ...  Read the complete review