Obvious Solutions Roller Squeegee

These things wreck rollers. The problem is that they're a bit on the small side so you have to press down using all your strength to get them to go down the roller sleeve. I'm 6 feet tall and 17 stone and I have to push with all my might. This type of action is not good for rollers and damages them. The idea should be that they simply sheath down the roller releasing paint back into the kettle. They're not worth the money because the amount of paint saved does not outweigh the number of rollers ruined.

This is the best invention to clean rollers. I don’t get my hands dirty and it works great!

Met my need.

I really hate painting! Clean up was always the worst, but the boss (my Wife) wanted to paint our living room and dinning room. I read the reviews and was interested in this Roller Squeegee so I ordered one, and let me tell you, it was one of my best ideas. With all the painting I've done over the years, it always seemed to take forever to completely clean the rollers. With this tool it cut the cleaning time in half or more and did a much better job than doing it by hand. I highly recommend this tool to everyone!

What can I say. it really works. I was a little skeptical when I first seen it. I used it about ten times now and it does pull a lot of paint out of the roller. I suggest cleaning it off with water and a wet rag as soon as your done to keep it from caking up. Out of the ten times I've used it I think I saved a quarter to a half gallon of paint, but I'm using a 3/4" nap. I paint a few houses a year and include the paint into my price so, if I can save a gallon or two, more money in my pocket. It's worth it to me. At $65. a gallon, it already paid for itself.