Color Absorber Laundry Sheets 120 Count, Dye Catcher to Prevent Clothes from Smearing, Fragrance Free Color Trapping Sheets for Home School or Apartment

This works just as well as the big name brands using the same number of sheets, and I don’t have to be stingy because there are so many.Two important things to note:1. I don't buy anything more temperamental than something with a delicate *fabric* tag, and even then, it’s going in with everything else just inside a wash bag. (Delicate *fibers* like wool and silk don’t fall into this category.)2. The are specialty products to remove “permanent” dye *transfers*, and I know where to get them, so I have very little fear of truly messing stuff up. (Bleach is not a transfer and can’t be undone.)I almost always wash large loads with cold water, and I don’t like separating clothes I’ve washed before. And I while I don’t overload the drum, I don’t pack it super loose either. But then I’ll throw in 2 of these and walk away, and I’ve never had a problem with dye transfer. If it’s something new and bright or heavily dyed like super dark jeans, I’ll wash it by itself with 2 of these just to release the extra dye.The coolest part is when these come out super dark because there was a ton of dye released, but they caught it all instead of it transferring to the other clothes. And with no scent, I don’t have to worry about additional sensitive skin irritation.

I cannot rave enough about these. I used to use the popular name bran ones but went thru them so quick since I have a big family and constantly doing laundry. I hated buying clothes with bright/light/dark color combos because I knew that the color would bleed and would not look good for but a hanfull of times or some times not even after one wash (specially with black or reds). But now I can feel free to throw 3 or 4 sheets in one load and know I won’t run out because they are affordable and work really well.I even got my oldest son (who’s moved out) to get them and he really loves them as well.

My mom was using something similar in Greece and didn't know they sold them in the US- found this super budget friendly option and they do the job. You wash your darks, throw 1-2 of these in there and you'll see how much color they catch- allows you to potentially throw something a bit lighter in and run less washes (but keep water cold, these cannot guarantee everything!). Nothing to overthink- a must for laundry.

So close to a 5 star but sometimes it leaves clothes smelling odd. I resolve this by adding some tea tree oil to my "bleach" compartment in the washer to help. They capture all of the loose colors in the wash! I can now wash my kids clothes all together, not having to separate them. This is the only clean color catcher I can find.

So far so good and I have used about a quarter of my box. I only use them when I feel something might bleed and cause an issue. When the wash is complete the cloth is colored indicating it is picking up the dye from the water. It is easy to remove from the wash, does not fall apart and has even gone through the dryer a time or two. I will definitely be buying these again when my supply runs out.

I wouldn’t dream of not using one of these sheets in every single wash I do. The amount of dye these catch is surprising! (Very satisfying.) Don’t spend the money on “Color Catcher” when you can get a MUCH better deal with these. I definitely recommend them!

I have a small business making customized baby/toddler/kids clothes and this is an essential item to keep the yarn or embroidery floss I use to not bleed on the clothing! There is no scent to it so that’s a bonus. Washes great and after use in washer, is easy to just throw away!

I have bought these multiple times and they do a great job of catching color in the wash machine thus keeping my colors from bleeding on lighter fabrics. I will keep buying this item. Great value for the money spent!