🎨 Efficient 18-Inch Roller Ready Paint Roller Cleaner & Drill Attachment: Aluminum Spinner Tool for Large Rollers, Ideal for Commercial Painting Jobs Review

I paid extra for the ALUMINUM Roller Ready tool after seeing the plastic version break according to reviews. I thought this would be useful for my winter painting projects as there is no external hose and nozzle due to freezing. What a disappointing result of this remedy! No drill spins fast enough to remove ALL the paint from my 18" or 9" roller heads. Too much sticks deep in the mind to be considered "clean" by any means. I just keep it for emergencies. Otherwise I use a short hose and nozzle

Surprisingly well built. I bought an aluminum one and it has been running for over three months now. The savings were immediate when buying rollers for $5 each. I get 8 to 10 uses of a single Wooster Roller Mat instead of just throwing away the cheaper ones after one use. However, it doesn't work very well if you're just using a bucket of water and drilling at height. I found running it under a faucet and using my free hand to help remove the paint as spinning cleans it better than just a…

The tool works with pile rollers but not as well with foam rollers. The part that goes in your drill is 1 inch long and I don't like putting an electric drill in the bucket that close to the water. Even if your roller has dried paint residue inside, it is very difficult to put the roller on and off the tool. I have another tool that is designed for standard diameter rollers and has an 18" shank and the rollers snap on and off easily and you don't have to bend over the bucket to use it. , you…

This item is amazing. I am a professional painter who takes very good care of my roller covers but this will keep your covers like new. I've been known to buy just about any new tool or gadget that seems cool, and most of them are novelties that don't really do much overall. The guys always make me sad about it, everyone loves it. One guy who literally POOPOO is all I bought complaining about things that work and don't need replacing. This is the only new tool/device I showed him and he had to…

I like this idea. I'm a general contractor and when I paint I like to use quality rollerheads. That is, I spend money on it and want to use it several times, or at least several times during a multi-day job. This little tool does a great job of cleaning the roller heads, keeping the fibers soft and clean and does a great job of removing all the ink from the roller. roller head. One downside: the plastic stand used to attach to the drill press is a little brittle and will shear off after a few…

. The little tab that attaches to your drill broke almost immediately. I don't know if it's just me and it's defective or if it's the whole line. When it broke, the metal inside was found to be very flaky, which is a sign of bad or inferior metal. I don't have a picture because one of my workers threw it away. I run a professional home construction company and we do painting, drywall, complete bathroom and kitchen renovations so I have reasonable experience in this area. If it's just broken…

After the third use the plastic rod attached to the drill broke after being hit "NOT HARD" against the side of the bucket. Like I said, a great idea needs a little reinforcement. I cut the stem flush, drilled a quarter inch hole and put a 1/4" x 2" bolt and lock washer through the tube and a second lock washer and nut on the other side and tightened securely. No more trouble. Time saved as my painters clean the roller for 10 to 2 minutes. You get a huge saving and a quick repair is worth it.