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I put a load of washing on when I got up - coloureds at 60°C.

The load just finished and I discoverd that a white cotton Polo shirt had sneaked in.

I now have a muddy pinky purpleish bluey greeny short sleeved cotton mess.

Fashion colour is sure isn't.... and it goes with nothing else in my wardrobe!

Dye it a darker colour. I dyed two pairs of black joggers which had gone a bit dusty grey, as they do, and they came up like new.

Good thinking Batwoman.

I have one or two black tops that are not worn but are no longer true black. Another black top would not hurt.

Chuck them all in the washing machine together. One box of machine dye will do for about 600 grams - plenty for four t-shirts.

If it's a cotton polo it will bleach

Workingman wrote:I now have a muddy pinky purpleish bluey greeny short sleeved cotton mess.

That really made me laugh.

And me Frank what has happened to your picture

Kate wrote: what has happened to your picture

It melted in the wash Kate

I used a washing machine dye to dye a pair of black jeans. It took forever to get it off the rubber seal and my washing machine has had a horrible smell ever since. I wouldn't use it again

Was it a Dylon dye you used Miasmum? I've used it quite a few times with no trouble at all. The only colour I've used is black.