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What Customers Are Saying
Customers are sharply divided on this brush cleaner. Many report complete failure removing dried or cured latex paint, even after extended soaking, stating it contradicts labeling claims. Others praise its mild odor and effectiveness on freshly used brushes. Several find traditional methods like warm soapy water or paint thinner work better. A few appreciate its low odor and creamy texture, especially those with sensitive skin. Overall, reviewers remain split between strong satisfaction and strong dissatisfaction.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Looks like buttermilk but less effective
Would Not RecommendAnd buttermilk would have probably worked better. I had one brush that hadn't been cleaned very well the day before. The brush was used for latex paint only and never really dried all the way out. This alleged "brush cleaner" did not dissolve, soften or loosen one spec of paint. I found a jar that the brush could fit in, I hung the brush and sealed the jar with plastic wrap. 3 days of the bristles being completely submerged and there was no change to the amount of paint still in the brush or the...
Does not work
Would Not RecommendWhat ever happened to the real brush cleaner? Don't waste your money on this. I'm talking water based latex paint and it did not get any off the brush after leaving it submerged for over 24 hours.
Does nothing
Would Not RecommendIf I could give 0 stars I would. Somethings just are not meant to be "green". This brush cleaner did not even loosen one bit of paint. Pointless waste of money. The only reason I purchased was because they were out of the regular..... never again