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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Good For Almost Everything Dec 01, 2009
By Margaret Small
What I started out using as only a brush cleaner turned out to be so much more. It even says it on the bottle, Pink Soap can be used to de-grease just about anything without leaving a residue. I use Pink Soap for: The intended use, cleaning brushes, removing hair dye out of carpets, when diluted, removing many stains off clothing before putting them in the wash, getting stains off counter tops and so much more. I love Pink Soap!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
soap for paint brushes Nov 25, 2011
By Caroline Mast
"Caroline"
I have used this product for many years. Cleans my oil paint brushes very well and keeps them soft for constant use.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Awesome brush cleaner! Gets gesso out without sink rinsing! Apr 15, 2012
By newberry
"amazon junkie"
Disclaimer: I am a mixed media hobby artist (for almost 10 years now), and I do not work in oil paints, only acrylics and watercolor. And I use gesso a lot for prepping my art journal pages, but I do not rinse my gesso brushes out in the sink because it will eventually clog the pipes!
I bought this product solely for getting the gesso out of my brush, and it works beautifully for that. What I do is, I have one brush used exclusively for gesso'ing. I keep 2 wide-mouthed glass jars (old pickle jars) and a pitcher of water handy. I rub a little Pink Soap into the ferrel of my gesso brush, just a bit, wipe with a paper towel, then I gesso my pages as usual. When I'm done, I pour some water into one of the jars, then I rinse out my brush in that. I add a little more pink soap to the brush, work it in and watch the gesso work out of the brush like magic. (Sometimes I have to do this twice.) I repeat the rinse, then I pour some water into the other jar and do a clean rinse in it of the brush. That usually completes the brush cleaning. I pour out the jar water on my grass outside my back door, wipe out the jars, and nothing goes down my sink.
The Pink Soap keeps my brush soft and pliable, too. No more stiff brushes because no paint is left in its hair to dry hard. And, sometimes when I am interrupted in my arting and need to keep my brush "wet", I rub some pink soap into it and it keeps it from drying out. I just rub my brush with a paper towel to get the excess pink soap out. This stuff does not interact with my paints and it also has a nice pleasant scent, like baby powder. And it goes a long way, too. So, it has become a staple in my art studio.
The directions say it is for all artist paints types, and after reading the other reviews, I see it is a good degreaser (although I use my trusty Dawn dishwashing liquid for that purpose). However, I will try using the Pink Soap on stuff that Dawn doesn't clean well. I know that the Pink Soap will get paint out of brushes that I thought I cleaned well enough with Dawn, so I guess it does work better.
I am very happy with this product, and because a little goes a long long way, the cost seems high but it lasts a long long time. So, it is a small prcie to pay for me to know that I'll always be able to get my brushes clean and conditioned.
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