CCM-442 50pcs Anti Cross Dyeing Absorbent Paper Fabric Color Absorber L10cm*W14cm
Detailed Product Description
Product Name: Anti Cross Dyeing Absorbent Paper / Fabric Color Absorber Sheet
Size: 10 cm x 14 cm (Length x Width) - A convenient, handheld size.
Quantity: 50 pieces per pack.
Key Features & Benefits:
Prevents Color Bleeding: The primary function is to absorb and lock in loose dyes (from new jeans, bright shirts, dark towels, etc.) that are released in the wash water. This allows you to safely wash mixed colors (lights and darks) together, saving time, water, and energy.
Protects White and Light-Colored Clothes: It effectively prevents "dingy graying" of white garments and color stains on light-colored fabrics, keeping them brighter for longer.
Non-Toxic and Fabric-Safe: These sheets are typically made from a specially formulated, non-toxic absorbent material that is safe for all washable fabrics, including delicate ones. They are also safe for both standard and high-efficiency (HE) washing machines.
Convenient and Easy to Use: Simply toss 1-2 sheets into the drum of your washing machine at the start of the cycle, along with your laundry and detergent. No pre-treatment or extra steps are needed.
Cost-Effective Solution: Using these sheets can help reduce the number of separate laundry loads you need to do, saving money on water and electricity bills over time. A 50-piece pack offers excellent value.
How to Use:
Determine Quantity: Use 1 sheet for a regular load with minimal color risk. Use 2-3 sheets for a large load, a new brightly colored item, or a load with very mixed colors.
Place in Machine: Put the sheet(s) directly into the drum of your washing machine before adding your clothes.
Add Laundry & Detergent: Load your mixed laundry as usual and add your regular detergent.
Run the Cycle: Start the wash cycle. The sheet will work in any water temperature.
Discard After Use: After the cycle is complete, remove the used sheet and discard it. Do not reuse it, as the dyes are now trapped in the sheet. The sheet will often be discolored, showing the dyes it has absorbed.