How to Clean Paint Brushes Video

I have been meaning to email about this for months-this is not something you can fix on old videos most likely, but attention needs to be paid to the audio levels! The videos themselves are hard to hear-we have to turn the volume up full to hear you in most of them-THEN the tagline "Other video from Ask the Builder.com" comes out and nearly blasts you off your chair-to tell the truth, I avoid the how to videos many times because of the LOAD tag at the end!

Same Here! I didn't know the video even had audio until I got to the very end of it!

-<a href="http://www.claytonleis.com">Clayton</a>

I am quite sure this is a new one for you. Have you ever heard of creolin, it is a black liquid and is generally used as a disinfectant (NOT on the Human Body). It can be bought at Hardware stores. However, should you have a paint brush with the bristles caked hard with oil paint from years ago and you would like to soften the bristles. Soak the brush in creolin for a few hours then take a wire brush and brush out the softened old paint in a jiffy. Hope this helps. David

that is the only way to do it! saying this as someone who sold bristles for 15 years!
a great way to store brushes overnight or for a few hours is the chummy, a convenient storage box sold on diypaintbox.com; saves cleaning time and mess at times when you do not want or do not have to clean....

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It's much cheaper to trow the brushes and buy new ones, than the amount of thinner you need to clean them.
I use the brushes just one time.