can you

[ldlp111]

undye jods, I have accidently dyed my better pairs of jods and my show shirt Do you have to do it straightaway or will it work with stuff that has been through the wash several times after being dyed?

 

[tallyho!]

Hmm... No. Accidental dying of clothes is like age... It only goes one way...

I tried bleaching stuff before and vanish but it's never the same

 

[pansymouse]

I think Dylon do a dye removal product that might be worth trying. If you can't it in the supermarket try a craft/sewing shop.

 

[FubsyMog]

If you're lucky, you can sometimes remove dye runs if you immediately apply the appropriate product immediately - ie., before the item has dried. Even this isn't guaranteed though. Could you re-dye them the right colour? Never actually used dye myself so don't know if it's possible, though think this might only be successful if you wanted to dye darker, which I presume you don't.

 

[ldlp111]

hmm well i'll try the dye remover although they've already been dried see if that works, failing that perhaps i'll start a new trend

 

[FubsyMog]

hmm well i'll try the dye remover although they've already been dried see if that works, failing that perhaps i'll start a new trend

My mother once accidentally washed something bright red with a load of decidedly not-red clothes, including my favourite jeans. She proceeded to insist that it was 'the fashion'. It was not!

 

[ldlp111]

My mother once accidentally washed something bright red with a load of decidedly not-red clothes, including my favourite jeans. She proceeded to insist that it was 'the fashion'. It was not!

sounds like something i'd do

 

[Gloi]

You need Dylon Colour Run Remover, it works pretty well.

 

[Pinkvboots]

Just out of interest what colour are they now