Dye & Color Remover Reviews
To Get Bleeding Dye Stains Out Of Clothes

Everyone has had an accidental dye transfer while doing laundry, and here are recommendations and reviews of dye and color remover products to get your clothes back to the way they're supposed to look.

Everyone has had an accidental dye transfer while doing laundry, and here are recommendations and reviews of dye and color remover products to get your clothes back to the way they're supposed to look {on Stain Removal 101}use this Pin it button to save to Pinterest


You'll be in need of a color or dye remover for clothes if you've accidentally dyed some of your laundry through a color bleed or dye transfer.

This is, unfortunately, a really common laundry mishap -- throwing in something with a strong dye, such as red socks, in with lighter clothing and turning everything pink.

In fact, I get more laundry questions about this topic from readers than practically anything else.

When you've had a dye transfer or color bleed stain mishap with your laundry, here are dye and color remove recommendations and reviews for clothes, to fix the problem and get your clothes back to their correct color {on Stain Removal 101}use this Pin it button to save to Pinterest

The thing is, although the problem happens frequently, fixing it isn't always simple.

I've written an entire article on how to fix a dye transfer or bleeding color laundry mishap, which discusses some home remedies as well as tips for prevention in the future. (I suggest you read this article if you've suffered this problem, before checking out the reviews below, so you're fully informed about what I'm talking about.)

In the article I make a distinction between products to try to fix white clothes that have dye transfers on them, and colored clothes that have experienced a color bleed.

Logically, it is much easier to remove all dye from a piece of fabric than to selectively remove the offending dye, but keep the original color of the clothes.



That means fixing color bleeds on whites is much easier than for colored fabrics.

Here's some commercial color remover products used for this process, some of which are only for white fabrics, while others can be used on colored clothes as well:

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Once you're aware of what products are available, the question becomes how do they actually work?

That's where my lovely readers have really helped me (and you!)

I've collected reviews and stories from my readers, who've shared how various products worked for them when trying to fix the problems caused by a dye transfer stain on their clothes.

Hopefully these reviews will help you find the best products to use on this issue. Remember too, you can skip down and share your own review as well telling me what product you used, and how it worked for you.

Here's the reviews submitted so far:

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Shout color catcher
Shout Color Catcher Saved This Quilt
Whink No More Yellow remover
Whink No More Yellow Saved Load Of Whites From Red Dye Bleed


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There are several products available for removing dye transfer stains that occur in the laundry, and if you've tried one I'd love to know how it worked for you, good or bad.

Here are some helpful hints to make sure your review is as useful as possible:

Tell me which exact brand and type of product you are reviewing, and any other important identifying characteristics of it.

Further, helpful information would include how it cleaned your clothes, how it smelled, whether it removed stains in your clothing, how it effected wear and tear of the fabric, or any allergies or skin reactions you or a family member experienced, if these are applicable.

Any other details relevant to your opinions of the product or supply are all appreciated.

Everyone has had an accidental dye transfer while doing laundry, and here are recommendations and reviews of dye and color remover products to get your clothes back to the way they're supposed to look {on Stain Removal 101}use this Pin it button to save to Pinterest

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