Paint Tray for Brush Clean Up Large Insert for Sinks to Make Paint Cleanup Easy

Been using the washbox for years. This makes paint brush cleanup a breeze in any sink. Before I'd often use a 1gal bucket, but this keeps the water clean for a quicker clean, and you don't have to dump it. The rigids allow for a much easier cleanup. Highly recommend.

I got tired of messing up the sink after painting something in the house. I saw this, and it was the perfect item for cleaning my paint brushes and rollers, without making a mess in the kitchen sink. It's a little smaller than I thought, and the plastic isn't as thick as it could be. But it will work as designed, and it even has a plug in the bottom for when you need to soak the rollers and brushes. Some of the others don't come with a plug. This is perfect for those after painting clean up jobs. I recommend this wash tub, and would purchase again. Good price too.

The Washbox is an essential tool for painters, brilliantly designed to keep your sink clean while rinsing brushes and rollers. Its patented design fits most sinks, effectively directing paint residue down the drain. The main pro is its undeniable effectiveness in containing mess and preventing unsightly sink stains.However, this convenience comes with a catch-22: while its practical size allows it to fit easily in your sink, it can sometimes be too compact for larger tools, occasionally requiring more frequent emptying.To truly elevate the Washbox, integrated magnets for air-drying brushes would be a must-add feature. Furthermore, the ability to offer various attachments for hang drying, tool storage, and other organizational needs would significantly enhance its versatility and appeal for painters and artists. Despite its minor limitations, the Washbox remains a good solution for maintaining a cleaner workspace.

I am an artist and I use this box to clean brushes after a day of painting. I can fit my paint jar and the brushes into the box, and I clean the tougher brushes using the bottom, which is designed to make cleaning easy. I can still rinse the small ones, from my paint jar, then wash it, and the whole thing goes down the drain, via the hole in the middle of the washbox, preventing any staining in my sink. This is the most wonderful tool I have found, in a long time.

The wash bucket it’s self is great but I didn’t get a plug I ordered 1 didn’t receive a plug but I ordered a second one and still no plug

I love this washbox! It makes cleaning the brushes so much easier and faster. My sink has a metal grate at the bottom, so I always had to clean that and remove it first and find a spot to put it, then clean the brushes, then clean the whole sink and surround from paint splatters going everywhere. If I had to do multiple coats of the same color, I would just wrap the paint brush in saran wrap and a plastic bag rather than have to deal with the whole cleaning process each time. Of course, that eventually made a mess of the paint brush.But now with this washbox, it's so quick to clean the paint brush each time I use it and my paint brush stays in great shape! Highly recommend it!

Helpful to have when use of sink is limited

In the summer I don’t mind washing brushes out at a hose spigot, in the winter that is another whole proposition. I try to be careful, but end up feeling like I have left a haze on the stainless. After each paint project I thoroughly clean the sink as a sort of penance.This tub has high walls as well as ribs on the side and in the bottom to keep brushes from sliding and to facilitate cleaning rollers. In my mind it lacks three things to make it a 5 star blow your mind product. The first is a stopper in the bottom attached by chain to the top. Next a non-slip bottom to restrict movement would also be a big bonus. I can add both of these, but the main issue that I wish had been addressed is to slope the bottom towards the drain. At some point paint will start to collect and I imagine I will be cleaning this tub out as well. None the less it is a huge improvement from my previous solution which was a series of notched 1 gallon milk jugs.Overall if you are painting in your home — it is worth it. One of the best painters I ever knew talked about his hourly fee and his optional “insurance rate.” Having been in construction all my life I knew what he meant. If he spills a can of paint depending on the surface it could run as much as he has made in days or weeks...the insurance he added went towards a slush fund for when bad stuff does happen - rarely does a house painter have a claim large enough to file insurance. The longer you do anything the more likely you are to run into a problem. I see this as relatively cheap insurance.Edit: if you plan to buy this product, I suggest you buy Hicarer 6 Pieces Rubber Sink... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BHJH8SZ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share this as well. It is an assortment of rubber stopper, but two will fit the wash box. The stopper has an attached ring which a string or light chain can be attached. The flexibility of being able to stop up the drain only improves the functionality of this product.