Do Not Use Pringles Cans for Roller Storage
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6 BAD Painting Hacks. These Tips Are NONSENSE!
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The video discusses the hack of using an empty Pringles can to store a wet paint roller overnight, with the intention of keeping the roller moist for reuse. The presenters demonstrate inserting a roller into a Pringles can. They explain that the salt and oil residue from the chips inside the can will contaminate the roller and subsequently the paint, leading to an undesirable finish and potential issues with paint adhesion or color. They suggest that if a roller needs to be preserved, it's better to wrap it tightly in plastic to prevent air exposure without contamination.
Goal: This section discredits the hack of storing wet paint rollers in Pringles cans overnight, noting that the food residue can contaminate the roller and paint.
Tools and materials
- Paint Roller
- Plastic Wrap (Alternative)
- Pringles Can
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