The new best ever sheets offer the highest level of protection against colour runs in the history of COLOUR CATCHER (No. 1 in the UK and ROI). Thanks to its unique texture with natural fibres, it maintains its shape during the wash to achieve stronger absorption of dye particles from the wash water. Each anti-transfer sheet is treated with special ingredients that act like a magnet protecting your clothes by trapping loose dye and dirt during the wash - The proof is on the sheet! Colour Catcher: The No.1 laundry sheet for colour protection in the UK and ROI* Protection - The sheet acts as a magnet to trap loose dye, assuring maximum protection against discolouration and colour runs Mixed washes: Colour Catcher allows you to wash all colours together, even with whites,

Meet your laundry's new best friend: Dylon Colour Catcher Laundry Sheets! These sheets are here to transform how you do laundry, allowing you to wash mixed-color loads without the fear of color bleeding. Imagine the freedom and ease when you don't have to separate colors before each wash!

Amazing Value: This pack includes 40 powerful sheets, giving you peace of mind for multiple washes. Each sheet acts like a magnet, absorbing loose dyes while maintaining the freshness and brightness of your clothes. It's like having a mini superhero in your washing machine!

Laundry innovation at its finest, these sheets not only protect but also care for all fabric types. From delicate silks to rugged denims, enjoy incredible versatility with every use. Plus, save time and effort by washing all your favorites together in one convenient load.

FAQs

• How do I use Colour Catcher Sheets?
  You simply place one sheet at the back of your washing machine drum before adding clothes. That's it!
• Are these suitable for all fabrics?
  Yes! They are safe and effective on all fabric types.
• Can I buy more than one pack?
  Certainly! Feel free to purchase multiple packs; you'll find them incredibly handy.
• Is there any delivery restriction?
  Please note that delivery is restricted to some regions including the Isle of Man and Channel Islands among others.