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My father was a painting contractor. I was a painter for 12 years (7 as a maintenance painter in a hospital). I really love these!If you price a local hardware store, they generally run $2-$4. Each. Here you get the same thing for about 50 cents each when buying bulk.Recommendation:1. Take a pair if scissors, and place the blade against the end *without* the hole. So that you get some of the knap covering the blade. Cut off anything the blade can touch (leaving a blades width of knap).2. Trim all the way around the end that doesn't have a hole.3. Go around again, pulling to find any knap that was trying to hide.Why? Because the knap tends to flare out about 1/2". If trimmed, you can get close to a wall / trim / casing. VERY close. Keep the scissors handy, as even if you're careful, some of the knap after getting wet with paint may relax. Cut that off, and clean the scissors.Find and use a bucket grid. If you don't know how that works? Check YouTube. These fit well in a 1 gallon container.Cleanup: You could just use and toss. I used to clean these SEVERAL times. It's pretty quick if you have a 2x4 that's about 4' long. Dip in water, have the 2x4 or 2x2 over the lawn (presuming latex paint, not oil base), and give it a quick spin. More water, repeat. Caution, this WILL splatter paint. Wear clothing that can get paint on them. The water is what's pulling the paint out of the roller.When it appears clean? Give it another round or two. Maybe even add some inexpensive hair shampoo (there is some oil in Latex paint. Then get some hair conditioner, and work it into the knap. Rinse before use, and you have a nice soft roller to work with.Brushes are great for straight lines. Rollers are great for applying paint. Marry the two, and you have a system for speed and accuracy.

Great deal. Eventually, when I run out, I will definitely get more.

These rollers are good but not great. Last a long time but have some problems with "shedding" strands of fabric. Great value though!

Unbelievable to get this many rollers at this price and quality! On first use I almost didn’t , I was about to use some oil based paint and thought oh heck I’m going to waste a roller or some paint thinner at close to the same cost!! Oh wait I can actually just toss a disposable roller and after just one use to !!! Idk about most but I think probably a first for me.. I usually zip lock and save the water based used ones if it’s a finish I’m going to use again but I may have less of those in the future to!! Still a great hack that saves time paint and materials

I used these small rollers to paint the baseboards on my house. They are of good quality, work well and fit into the smaller spaces. I recommend them.

Did not hold up to reuse as well as expected.

Good rollers

These are my go-to for painting small areas. 9 inch is great for big walls, but those are much more expensive. A 4 inch roller is so much easier when you need to patch drywall and then paint it. I like the texture a roller gives to the wall, whereas a brush can show brush strokes. I do recommend vacuuming them before use to remove any loose fibers.