All-in-One Machine Dye Pod Peony Pink – Snape & Sons

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Dylon All-In-One Machine Dye pods are the quick and easy way to refresh faded colours or bring new colour to your favourite fabrics. With all the delicate elegance of Grace Kelly, you’ll find Peony Pink has a gentle charm worthy of any blushing beauty. Wear this shade in pretty outfits or introduce it in your bedroom o
Dylon All-In-One Machine Dye pods are the quick and easy way to refresh faded colours or bring new colour to your favourite fabrics. With all the delicate elegance of Grace Kelly, you’ll find Peony Pink has a gentle charm worthy of any blushing beauty. Wear this shade in pretty outfits or introduce it in your bedroom or conservatory. No mess and no fuss, simply peel off the lid and pop the full pod into the drum of the washing machine with your fabric at 40°C. Provides permanent colour on natural fabrics, whether your reviving faded jeans, brightening some towels or completely changing colour for the perfect outfit when used in combination with Dylon Pre-Dye. Colour mixing rules apply, e.g. blue dye on a red fabric will result in purple. Dylon All-in-One Machine Pod dyes are suitable for use on all natural fabrics such as cotton, linen and viscose. They will give lighter shades on fabrics mixed with synthetic materials. One pack will give the full shade on up to 600g of fabric and lighter shades on up to 1.8kg. The Dylon All-in-One Pods are made from 50% recycled materials, and are completely recycleable after use. Permanent colour at 40°C No mess, place the full pod straight in the drum All-in-One no salts or added fixing agents required Suitable for all natural fabrics (lighter shades will be achieved on mixed fabrics) Full colour up to 600g of fabric - lighter shades up to 1.8kg per pod Colour mixing possible (eg blue dye on red for purple) More Eco-friendly than buying new Please note: patterns on fabric may still be visible after dyeing + stains, faded areas or bleach marks may not always covered by the dye.