Paint Brush Cleaner & Restorer – 100% Natural, Non-Toxic Formula – Made in USA – Cleans Wet or Dry Paint – Safe for Hands – Works on Acrylic, Latex, Oil & Shellac – 18 Oz

I personally love this cleaner. It’s very clean ingredient, easy to use , and doesn’t have a harsh chemical smell. I do a lot of painting and this is always my go-to cleaner to use. It works great for me and I would definitely recommend!!

I use a lot of acrylic paints, mod podge and other glues as well as polycrilic sealer on my craft projects. I ordered this the first time in January and I love it! I have thrown away a lot of brushes that dried out solid, because I couldn't clean them. This is great! It says to rub a little bit on your brush then clean well, but it has a large opening and was hard to just pour out a drop. I did a search and found out I can add it to water and soak my brushes in it. So it lasts a lot longer, I don't have to change it as often as plain water. No more dried out brushes!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ As for the smell, it doesn't smell like citrus to me, but it's not really overpowering unless you have lung issues. I just wish it did come in a 32 oz jug. I highly recommend it!

First, the odor: Some reviewers complain about an offensive odor. If you do not like the odor of citrus then you will find this product offensive. I do not mind the odor of citrus but will say that if you use this product in a small room it does get overwhelming but you can limit this by disposing your clean up rags right away. If you leave your rags out and leave the product open to the air the odor will overwhelm the room and eventually give you a headache. Second, the cleaning aspect of it: My daughter had oil paints dried up on her brushes and thought we would need to throw them away but this cleaner quickly removed the paint so it works great, just need to not leave any of this product stay exposed to the air around you. Third, does the container leak?: Right from the get-go taking this product out of the shipping box you will smell citrus. It came in a sealed baggie but still smelled citrus so your immediate thought is that the container is leaking. There is no glued-on seal on the bottle, it has a plastic plug inserted into the mouth and then a threaded cap to hold the plug in place. It just looks to me that when these containers are filled that not every drop gets into the bottle and some residue gets on the side of the bottle soaking the label. This odor eventually went away after I aired out the container. If you squeeze the bottle no liquid comes out so the bottle does seal. Conclusion: I would highly recommend limiting this product for cleaning and reviving old paint caked brushes or in-between cleaning of oil paints. There are other good cleaners out there for acrylics where you don't need to deal with the citrus odor if citrus offends you. I've never used a cleaner that dissolves paint so quickly of the bristles and paint handles. and it is a green cleaner to boot. For those of you wondering, the bottle is 5" high x 1-3/4" x 4" wide and it is filled to about a half inch below the top. This is still a lot of cleaner for artist brushes and will last a long time.

After research & reading a LOT of reviews I chose this brush cleaner. It lives up to the hype!! It's effective, smells fine and works quickly! I use it on my fingers sometimes. My brushes look new! Last 2 pictures are the same brush before and after using this cleaner. Awesome product!

I was pretty disappointed in this product. It really did not do as expected. Plain old turpentine was much more effective. I’m hoping to be able to use this, but I am not impressed. I’m increasing this by one star because if you soak your brush in it at least overnight, it does remove dried on paint. So it does work.

I use acrylics, cleans great.

Great cleaning for brushes and conditioner

Does not get paint out of artist's brushes. Plain old dish washing liquid does a much better job. This product is nothing but a weak paint thinner with what smells like Mr. Clean added-- a very unpleasant lemon/turpentine odor that stinks up your work area. After scrubbing brushes for more than twice as long as it usually takes , I went back to cheap dish washing liquid and twice as much paint came out. This stuff actually seems to make the paint stick to the brush worse than using nothing.

Its healthy and effective to wash your hands after paint work.