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To quickquickly clean between color changes, I put a kitchen sponge in an old mushroom container, fill it with hot water and use it to wash the brush by dranggingdragging it back and forth over the hot, damp sponge. I then swish and rinse the brush in a large jorjar of cold water. This is usually enough for a clean color change using one brush. Of course, you do need to keep the water with the sponge in it hot and the swish and rinse water clean.

To quick clean between color changes, I put a kitchen sponge in an old mushroom container, fill it with hot water and use it to wash the brush by drangging it back and forth over the hot damp sponge. I then swish and rinse the brush in a large jor of cold water. This is usually enough for a clean color change using one brush. Of course, you do need to keep the water with the sponge in it hot and the swish and rinse water clean.

To quickly clean between color changes, I put a kitchen sponge in an old mushroom container, fill it with hot water and use it to wash the brush by dragging it back and forth over the hot, damp sponge. I then swish and rinse the brush in a large jar of cold water. This is usually enough for a clean color change using one brush. Of course, you do need to keep the water with the sponge in it hot and the swish and rinse water clean.

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To quick clean between color changes, I put a kitchen sponge in an old mushroom container, fill it with hot water and use it to wash the brush by drangging it back and forth over the hot damp sponge. I then swish and rinse the brush in a large jor of cold water. This is usually enough for a clean color change using one brush. Of course, you do need to keep the water with the sponge in it hot and the swish and rinse water clean.