Opposite of Sort into Folder

Hi, for some weird reason, Hazel moved each of my folders (in Downloads) to new folders. Not sure why it reran and reprocessed all folders in Downloads. Anyway...

How do I basically undo this using a rule? I've tried Relocate, have tried Run rules on folder contents (does this go at the top or bottom of rules?), Kind is folder, Subfolder depth, etc.

Basically, can you run a rule on a folder inside a folder inside the watched folder? So basically, all folders end up on the top level (preferably just one folder deep).

Original path - all are folders (Downloads in the watched folder)
Downloads/2022-01-03 (files downloaded that day)
Downloads/2020-10-30

New paths - all are folders
Downloads/2022-02-21-01/2022-02-03
Downloads/2022-02-21-02/2020-10-30
Downloads/2022-02-21-205/2022-01-30 is the last folder!
This does down to - argh! I do not want to spend time dragging each folder out a folder! I basically want all folders to be back to the Original path.

How do I keep this from ever happening again? Hopefully my fix will work - All - Any File and Date Added is after specific date 2/21/2022 (since I want those documents sorted). Then, I'll change it to Date is Before Today - right?

You rule will also match the folders you create and move those creating a loop. You need to add a condition to filter those out.

As for undoing what happened, it might be doable but I suspect it will create even more of a mess if you don't do it exactly right. Search for subfolders in the manual on a rule to get Hazel to go into subfolders. You'll need to be very careful about which folders you match and make sure to differentiate between files and folders.