Quilty-Louise

I just started using them myself, but with the
first load of purple flannel (for University Rag
Quilt for my daughter)the catchers worked great.

marknfran

Me, too. Used them for the first time this last week and am very satisfied; removed a lot of pinks from fabric I pre washed for quilting purposes. :thumbup:

Stitchnripper

I use them with great results. But I do use 3 for a big quilt. I've not had any problems with colors bleeding into others on the quilts, but the color catchers get quite grungy, which to me says they are working. At least they have worked for me so far.

leatheflea

I've used and them and I have to say I'm not impressed. I wont be buing any more. I find that color safe bleach works better.

hobo2000

Consumer IS funded by many companies. They want you to do more washes and use more of their detergents, softeners, etc. I used to do about 9 loads a week, now I do 4. Thats a big savings over a period of 1 year.

ChrisB

I use Synthrapol and Retayne on fabrics that bleed. I had a Texas quilt with pink on the white in Texas from the red/burgundy fabric bleed. I washed with Synthrapol and all the pink came out.

chamby

From my experience with these sheets I have found that you may need to add more than one sheet. The box also states this. I have also noticed that if I use them it draws the dye out and fades my fabric. So I will stick to washing colors separate. Just my opinion.

molly oldham

I had a bad experience with a bleeding quilt a few years ago(I didn't pre-wash my fabrics then) and that's when I started using Retayne and colorcatchers and now I prewash everything.

deedum

I use them and no problems! I am not going to fix something that is not broke!

I will continue to use my common sense when washing something that is questionable. I will also continue to use color catchers!

mcdaniel023

I use them. I do use more than one when I think something might bleed. But, you can use them more than once. I will continue to use them.