What is a Brush Rinser?

The Brush Rinser provides clean water when you're brush painting, avoiding the usual mess and inconvenience of working with multiple rinsing containers, accidental spills, or trips to the sink. Simply rinse your brush in the grooved well with clean water. Press the drain button, and the dirty water will drain into the reservoir in the base, while the well automatically refills with clean water. It takes up about the space of two water glasses on your desk and allows you to clean brushes without damaging the bristles. You can use it with acrylic paints, metallic paints, watercolors, tempera, gouache, and other modeling paints.

Where can I buy a Brush Rinser?

The Brush Rinser is available for Available worldwide on the official greenstuffworld website, and we ship directly daily. Price and availability are always guaranteed on the official Green Stuff World website. We ship to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the rest of the world.
To check if your country is available, please see the country list at the following link.

What is the flush capacity of the Brush Rinser?

The water dispenser (or brush toilet) includes a 250ml bottle that allows you to rinse 30 times. The water tank under the rinser holds two 250ml bottles before cleaning and emptying the dirty water. A 500ml accessory is sold separately from Green Stuff World, which doubles the clean water capacity.

What kind of cleaners What brushes can I use with Brush Rinser?

The basic model is designed to work with water or any other acrylic cleaner. The rinser parts are not designed to withstand solvent-based cleaners such as white spirit, turpentine, or even acetone. It is also not suitable for use with alcohol as a paint cleaner, as it will evaporate very quickly. To work with other solvent-based cleaners, you will need to purchase the advanced model of our brush rinser.

How does the brush rinser work?

Fill the bottle with water or any acrylic brush cleaner, place the bottle in position, and allow the cleaning fluid to fill the channel and grooved rinsing area. We recommend water for this purpose. When you need to clean a brush, simply rub it sideways over the grooves in the rinsing area. Repeat this process as many times as necessary with the same amount of cleaning fluid or water until you see that it is completely dirty and you need to rinse it. change it.

Simply press the drain button to let the dirty water or paint cleaner fall into the lower reservoir, and let the channel and rinse area automatically refill with clean water, and continue painting.

Do I need to use any brush cleaner?

This will depend on the paint you are working with and the type of brush. Usually, water is sufficient. For natural kolinsky sable or Siberian kolinsky sable brushes, we recommend using our Brush Soap (cleaner and conditioner), as well as our Brush Repair Gel.
Proper maintenance of your brushes will ensure they last much longer and save you money in the long run. Good brushes can be expensive and may not always be available for purchase. If you are looking for exceptional quality brushes, we recommend checking out our brush catalog from natural kolinsky sable and siberian kolinsky sable available in this modeling brushes link.

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