Laundry Sheets Catch Colors Wash Dark Clothes Trapping Dye (192 Count)

When you first open these packages, the smell hits you right off the bat. They are obviously manufactured somewhere where something chemical is being processed as well. Y'all... it's bad. I've ordered them many times to send as a freebie for my fabric customers and each and every time, the smell comes along.There IS a work around. Unbox the sheets and throw away the box. Leave the stack of sheets outdoors for a few hours in the sun. The smell disperses and you're good to go.Other than that, they are an economical way to get your hands on a lot of color catchers. However, there are other companies on Amazon that sell the same quality sheets (for a comparable price) without the stink. Just do a little search bar digging.

I volunteer as a costume manager for a youth theater. We have lots of costumes that need to be washed. We often use upholstery fabrics and other fabrics that tend to bleed dye when washed. I've been using these and they've saved many clothes from color "oops." I washed a set of white bloomers and camisole that had bright purple ribbon running through white eyelet lace around the neck, down the front, and in multiple layers on the legs. The white stayed white everywhere. The laundry sheet was purple. Last night my teen daughter threw a turquoise shirt in with khaki pants. Fortunately she used a laundry sheet. No blue on the khaki pants but a very blue laundry sheet.

I've used Shout Color Catchers for years, so no more dye-bleeds for my family. I was looking to purchase a 72-count box on amazon when I came across these. The price was lower so I decided to give them a try. They work great & I save $! Don't hesitate to give them a try.

The AUXIN Color Catcher Sheets are a great value. Not only is the price pleasing, but also they are very effective. The support paper is heavier than the well-known domestic product; I believe that this is a strong benefit because the color catcher will not get sucked down and then stuck in the drain line. The consequence of a blocked drain line on my washer is a half hour disassembling the washer cover and removing the debris. Because my clothes are not stained, I assume that the sheets work well. I am satisfied.

These are a lifesaver! You will never ruin another item in the laundry. These are not fabric softener sheets and have no scent. They absorb the colors that run in hot water.....and it's FANTASTIC!!! IF I'm worried then I occasionally use 2 in the wash cycle. I even throw them in the dryer (to dry them) and use them as dust cloths after they're used! I promise that these are the MOST economical ones you'll find! I've truly told all my girlfriend's about them. I have given them as gifts to college students who will likely wash everything together. You'll never turn your white socks or t-shirts pink or baby blue by accident.

I don't know if you're familiar with the smell of Rescue brand fly traps, but that's what these smell like. They legit have a faint rotting dead fish smell. Be sure to put laundry scent booster (I know these are pretty toxic, but you need something to mask the smell &essential oils are flammable!) if you insist on using these. I'm probably going to throw these away & just stick with Shout color catchers which have ZERO smell.

It is so satisfying to see the color that would have transferred to your other clothes collected on this sheet.Most boxes are designed so you can grab a flat sheet; this is more like a tissue box requiring you to pinch which isn’t a deal breaker but is annoying when you’re just quickly trying to grab a sheet as it’s harder to get out.Overall, this is a value for money product which helps preserve your clothing.

Title says it all. These work well, and they are a decent value for the money. I even quite like the aesthetic of the packaging. They smell like a poorly aged cadaver, though.