Roamwild Dandy PRO 2 in 1 - Paint Brush Cleaner and Paint Roller Nap Spinner Cleaning Tool - Cleans in Under 60 Seconds.

People complain about build quality. I’ve had no problem. Now 7 months at about 30 brushes a week. Multiple spins per brush as I work through different wash buckets. Not one issue. Sure it’s plastic but holding up fine and even if it broke, it’s saved so much time it wouldn’t matter. I’m a painting contractor and always looking for ways to streamline my systems. This spinner is great. Get some brushshaper neoprene sleeves and save time & $

Cleans brushes and rollers as designed.

I only tried a brush so far but it did a great job and got it clean and dry very quickly. Wish I had bought this sooner. Will be trying out a roller soon but expect it to do as good. Instructions were a little confusing. Hopefully it's durable but the plastic piece to tighten seems a little flimsy.

Bought this on Amazon. Weird name for a roller cleaner "roamwild dandy". I'm a professional painter and usually use the hand held roller spinners. This is all constructed of plastic with a metal nub for a quick attach to a drill or rattle gun. Used it about a dozen times and then the metal nub came loose from the plastic spinner. Not fit for purpose and a bad weak design. Can't repair it so now its a lump of plastic in the bottom of a dumpster. and that was all she wrote. Don't buy this...JUNK.

I wish this product wasn't ALL plastic. As a brush spinner/dryer its fine but seems to be easily broken and/or ruined with casual use. Great idea... mediocre execution.

Great

This product save so much time and hassle my husband absolutely loves it's usefulness and it time saving

The spinner will not continue to grip the handle on my paint brushes once spinning begins.

Works as well I expected

muy bueno pero solo queda a rodillos anchos

Very good for washing brushes, rollers, small rollers, but the second time I used it for a 14-inch roller, it broke.

While I haven’t used it on a roller yet, using it with brushes gives you an indication. The results with oil based paint was brilliant, soak it in turps, spin it and its ready to use again. Water based paint wasn’t as quick (due to paint drying on the bristles) and required extensive soaking in cleaning solution, and stoking with a stiff bristled nylon cleaning brush, rinsing, re-soaking in water, final rinse, then spin dry. A roller scenario would be similar, but, possibly quicker than the brush, with the water based paint. You definitely need a large, tall bucket to spin in. Overall, a good product that does more than just rollers, which, is a big bonus. The pro version also comes with an adapter for longer, larger diameter rollers.

This thing was a dismal failure. The brush fixture got stuck in the green tube and players couldn’t remove it, then the roller fixture fell off the back. I threw it in the bin and will hand spin my brushes and rollers from now.