2026 Upgraded Paint Brush Cleaner Tool, Painting Station with Brush Washer for Kids, Acrylic Watercolor Paint Water Dispenser, Art Supplies Paintbrush Rinser for Artists (Green)

This is the coolest brush cleaner. It is so perfect. Always clean water at hand, and it holds plenty of water, so you aren't constantly emptying and refilling this. It does take up some storage space on your table and in your art supply basket, but it is totally worth it. Not to mention, the grandkids love it as well

Honestly I was skeptical bc of the cheap price but I was pleasantly surprised. I never leave reviews but I’ve found this product very nifty for my lil paint projects. I’m definitely no major artist by any means. I’ve found it most useful for my paint by numbers. It saves me so much time from having to get up to change the dirty water. I can finally switch between 10 different colors without losing focus. I was worried it wouldn’t clean the brush well and I would need to pump it many times per color. The little ridges help rub the paint off the brush so even for my large brushes it takes 2 pumps max. Only negative thing is the 4 little brush holders are not deep enough to hold longer brushes. Overall: It’s a good product for what it cost. Definitely worth it. I can honestly say I’m glad I got it and kinda upset I didn’t get it sooner!

This is a neat concept & seems like a winner but isn't. I noticed the lid didn't screw into the water container. The container had threads to screw on the lid but the lid doesn't have the complementary threads. This can create a big spill issue if you happen to accidentally bump it over. I put water in it and tried it with the small water tank just to see and at first it seemed ok, but within a few minutes it was leaking all over the place from the lid. It is smaller than you think in general, medium & large brushes don't fit in the washing reservoir & it is quite shallow which means it does not rinse your small/tiny brush in one "flush" of the water, it was more like 8-12 or more flushes & that was with wiping the excess paint off the brush before attempting to rinse. This would NOT be good for children with the big spill factor & the amounts of paint they would use in general during play. If they fix the leaking lid, secure the water tank so it screws on with a seal, make it larger, increase the rinse section (size & depth), I could see it's use, but only by an adult that does fine detail work with small brushes, using minimal paint. Bottom line: a neat concept, but the design needs real work to be a truly functional item for children and adults, unless you don't mind the leaks; possibility of an uncontrolled splash down if it falls over & spending more time managing the contraption than actual painting, it may work for you. + 1 Star for the concept - 1 Star for unrealistic functionality & poor execution in design. - 1 Star for complicating, rather than improving your project experience. - 2 Stars for the possibility of ruining your project, clothing and furniture with an unsecure tank of water that may also release the rinse water with paint in it if accidentally knocked over.

Overall, this is a great product and does just as it's described. I purchased 2 of these paint brush cleaners for a group painting activity - I was drawn to them because of the fresh/clean water that can be dispensed at the push of a button type mechanism (which, to me, is important because dipping a brush into a cup of water mixed with all kinds of colors can sometimes affect what stays on the brush and ruin painting. So this brush cleaning station I like very much, as it prevents what I mentioned.) My one and only dislike about the product: As the water holder gets to a lower level (I'd say about 2 or 3 button presses before it's completely out of water), the holder is no longer heavy enough to stay in place and wobbles around and falls out. There is no screwing or locking mechanism for the water holder to stay in place (I wish there was), it is the gravity/weight of the water the holds it steady. So you need to keep an eye on the rinser to ensure the water holder doesn't get to low and fall over on something.

This gadget here is perfect for kids. I dont worry about cups or glasses getting tipped over, and clean up is a breeze! It also let's my children paint while I take care of other chores without the worry of spills.

I bought this for myself, to rinse the acrylic paint off the brushes I use for miniatures. It's small, so this works perfectly for tiny brushes. So far no leaks or malfunctions. It's also fun to play with; I may have gone through a whole tank of water just pushing the plunger to watch it drain and refill while giggling to myself. As a bonus, it keeps my kitty (who jumps up on my work table and tries to drink my rinse water) from drinking dirty paint water. She still drinks the water, so now I think this is actually a desktop kitty water fountain instead of a paintbrush rinser. (Don't let your pets drink dirty water. I cleaned it thoroughly after using it for paint and before she claimed it.)

Great idea, of course I didn’t expect too much at this price point. It actually worked pretty well for about a month and a half, then the seal wasn’t working and the water just kept leaking out into the bottom part of the container. It was fun to use and was inexpensive, but I won’t be buying another, I’ll go back to using my old paint cup (it’s free and doesn’t leak).

This just up'd my mini painting game ! Now my brushes are clean with this simple device!