After completing a home makeover or fresh painting job and you’ve taken a moment to admire your work, there’s still one more step you have to do: Clean your paint brushes. Sure, washing your ...

You’ll be much better off, however, if you take the time immediately after finishing the job to properly clean your paint brushes. Here’s what you’ll need to do it right. [resource-list ...

It’s the beauty chore we all dread but cleaning your make-up brushes needn’t take hours. We share the fast tricks that really work and those that… really don’t. “I love washing my make ...

British homeowners have been told to invest in an 'essential' item costing just £1 from ASDA to avoid making this common DIY mistake. Taking on a number of tasks ourselves is one way we can save money ...

The videos below show two of the many ways [John] is exploring to clean the brushes, but sadly neither is as exciting as the correct [Bob Ross] method. It looks like If Then Paint has a ways to go ...

When you are finished face painting, rinse the brushes well in warm to hot water or any mild brush cleaner. Dry the face painting brushes with a clean paper towel.

Here he’s posing with the electric paint brush which he developed after seeing some local painters struggling with brushes and buckets at the top of a ladder. His system uses a 1 hp motor to ...

To repair the statues, she scrubs them with a steel brush to remove debris, washes them with water, files down chipped paint, fills chips with concrete, and then repaints them. More from Real ...

Clean your paint brushes. Sure, washing your paintbrushes and rollers takes a bit of time, but it’s a part of the process you won’t want to skip. Taking proper care of your brushes allows you ...