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After using water-based paint with Eco Paint Brush, rinse the bristles with warm water as soon as possible to prevent the paint from drying. You can use a small amount of environmentally friendly soap or detergent to gently rub the bristles to completely remove the residual paint. Afterwards, rinse repeatedly with clean water to ensure that no paint remains to avoid affecting the next use. Finally, gently shake off the excess water and blot the water on the bristles with a clean cloth or paper towel to avoid long-term moisture causing mold or deformation.
For oil-based paint, the bristles should be soaked in an environmentally friendly solvent first to dissolve the residual paint. Then, use an old toothbrush or fingers to gently rub along the direction of the bristles to help remove stubborn paint. Next, use soapy water for a second cleaning to remove solvent residues. Finally, make sure the brush is completely dry before storing it to avoid solvent or water residue causing the bristles to harden or mold.
When cleaning, avoid soaking the eco-paint brush in water for a long time, especially brushes with wooden handles, to prevent cracking. At the same time, do not rub hard against the direction of the bristles to avoid damaging the bristle structure. In addition, do not use strong acid or alkaline cleaners to avoid corroding the environmentally friendly plastic ferrule or affecting the flexibility of the bristles.
If you plan to use the brush again in a short time, you can hang it or place it flat in a dry and ventilated place to avoid the bristles being compressed and deformed. For water-based paint brushes, you can wrap the brush head with a damp cloth or plastic wrap to prevent the residual paint from drying and hardening, so that it is convenient for direct use next time.
If you need to store it for a long time, first make sure that the bristles and handle are completely dry to avoid the growth of mold in a humid environment. Before storage, the bristles should be combed neatly to restore their natural shape to prevent bending or splitting. You can use the original paper cover or kraft paper to wrap the brush head to prevent dust and moisture. The storage location should be a cool and ventilated place, avoid high temperature or direct sunlight to prevent the plastic ferrule from aging or the bristles from becoming brittle.
Check the condition of the bristles regularly and confirm whether they are soft, non-hardened or deformed before use. If there is slight hardening, soak it in warm water to soften it before use. Avoid letting the brush come into contact with highly corrosive substances such as paint strippers or strong solvents to avoid damaging the environmentally friendly material. Use gentle movements when using and avoid hitting or scraping rough surfaces to protect the integrity of the synthetic bristles.
