Getting rid of dried paint from brushes can pose a challenge, but it's worth the time and effort because brushes aren't cheap. This method of cleaning paintbrushes with vinegar can also be used if you forget to wash your brush after painting. Heat some white distilled vinegar in a saucepan or microwave until it gets hot. Pour the hot vinegar into a heat-proof container and place the brush in it, allowing it to soak for at least 20 minutes.
It's recommended that you keep your brushes suspended in an upright position, and that there should be enough vinegar in your container to cover the bristles. After the soaking is complete, wash the brushes in warm soapy water. It's recommended that you use your fingers or a scrubber brush to remove the old paint. Rinse your brush thoroughly and either hang it or let it dry on a flat surface.
To store your brush during a short break, leave the bottom one-third of the bristles in the paint to prevent it from drying out. For a longer break, wrap the entire head of the brush in plastic wrap or a plastic bag and seal it with masking tape. Store it in a cool area or put it in a ziplock bag in the freezer for up to two days.
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