OT: Does Shout still make color catchers?

The laundry thread prompted me to ask. I can't find Shout color
catchers anywhere and they were great when I washed mixed loads. TIA
Audrey

Audrey wrote:>
I sure hope so! I bought some at Target last week but looked last night at the
grocery store and they were gone. I will look at Target again next week.
Melanie

On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 20:32:02 –0700, ahmward wrote:
They're listed at least on their Web site:
http://www.shoutitout.com/family_catcher.html
Not only that, a phone number that may (or may not, it's probably
worth a try) know who has them in your area: 1–800–494–4855.
If you're totally desperate, drugstore.com says they have them in
stock.

"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Yes. I won't do laundry without them.
Another company makes them too – can't think who right now.

what does this product do?


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You can order them directly from the company, according to their website:
http://www.shoutitout.com/faq.html
T.

"Jean" <gone_a...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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If you are washing a load of mixed colors it attracts the extra dye.
It's very helpful if you have a new piece of clothing that has never
been washed. It is amazing the amount of dye that will cling to these
sheets.
Audrey

"Charlie Perrin" <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net> wrote in message
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Thank you. I called this morning and the person I spoke to suggested I
try Wal–Mart or Target stores. I'll take any excuse to go to Tarjay.
Also she is sending me money saving coupons in the mail :)

Shoot, maybe I need these too. I must go to Target, lol! There might be a new
IM piece calling my name, or something fun to bring to my college kids as I
head out to visit them the next two weekends. OH! I'll bring them some Shout
color catchers!
BTW, don't forget to pick up some Mr. Clean erasers. If you haven't tried
them, you should. They take care of the most obnixious tough stains with just
a swipe.
cary

"Caryperk39" <caryper...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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just
Second these : they've changed my whole way of cleaning.

A Adams wrote:
i'll third these. they are also great for taking scuff marks off
hardwood floors. haven't tried the double sided ones yet, but i plan to.
melissa

"A Adams" <y...@antispamers.com> wrote in message
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After I used these I would have married Mr Clean if I could have. The even
get ink pen off of doors and walls <ahem, my 2 yr old>.
For me they're best for doorways, where the kids' grubby hands touch, and
the fridge door handle. Wow.

"Melissa" <mka...@cmu.edu> wrote in message
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\ Fourthed!! They clean grout in tile, too!!
JennP.

Thanks Audrey, I'll be hunting for this as well!

"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message
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even
I'll "6th" these, or whatever we are up to, for all the reasons mentioned!
ANd remember, it means you will have more time to read newsgroups or go
shoppping! ;>

"newfy.1" <newf...@juno.com> wrote in message
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And I'm getting ready to use mine to remove black crayon from the white
fridge. Plus I just found black crayon scribbled heavily on the white
window ledge in the office (where the computer is and children spend leisure
time with desk, table, books, and crayons). It does a good job on things
like this.
Jamie

newfy.1 wrote:
excellent! thanks jenn! i didn't know this, but will definitely try it now.
:) melissa

It also catches dirt. When I wash my husband's cammies with our regular
clothes that sheet is gray afterwards.
I love red, but I hate washing red clothes. For me, even red things that
have been washed, will run. The sheet gets the color every time.

So you're saying that I could wash my red duvet set with my normal blue
and white sheets (I know, they don't match, it doesn't matter as you
can't see the sheets when the bed is made) without turning everything pink?
I gotta get me some of these.
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