Ensure Free-Spinning Action and Lubrication

mechanism that holds it on right here so I'm going to talk a little bit also about the the um roller itself it's spinning on here and how it's kept on over time time if you keep your rollers in water to clean them your water is going to cause rust and damage eventually these things will break fatigue or rust and come off now cheaper rollers these things break on average probably about 50% sooner than a roller like a blue tiger right here would um last so I'm going to show you this here's a cheap 4-in roller right here in the mechanism that is used to hold the roller on is this little um sleeve right here and it's kind of pressed inside here these things probably last you know maybe 10 10 to 12 paint jobs and they rust really fast they do have a lot of flex to them but it is just a 4-in roller so you're not putting a lot of pressure but I I see these things rust a lot right here the spring loading on here this is a lot tighter than it is on a 9in roller so it holds your knps on there better but it is shorter wire so so it's um it's a lot stiffer cuz it is shorter but this is a cheap inexpensive 4in roller and I'll show you that compared to a more expensive like Wooster 4-in roller that has your professional frame it's got heavier gauge steel it's got a lot larger bucket hook it's got a handle that's a lot easier to hold on to in grip than these um basically dollar items right here but if you're throwing away your rollers and not cleaning them this is a really good option versus a larger Wooster roller um like this so another quality about a professional roller is is typically a professional roller or high quality roller the roller is going to spin a lot more freely than a cheap roller so you're going to have a lot less drag if you're using like microfiber rollers and your roller doesn't spin freely the roller will have a tendency to drag on the wall with microfiber roller so you want a roller that's going to spend you extremely freely so there there you have