Lavabrush is a patented, portable paint brush cleaning system for professional painters. Clean brushes in around 30 seconds using just 1.5 litres of water, with up to 99% less water than cleaning under a running tap.
Lavabrush uses 1.5 litres of water to clean 7–15 brushes per fill and can use up to 99% less water than cleaning under a running tap. Built for professional use, the portable system works with most common paint brushes, including compatible round brushes with the included tool. Operate it with the hand crank or a compatible power tool. Regular, thorough cleaning can also help painters maintain their brushes and keep them in service for longer.
“Our ultimate goal is to see every painter use our product, because a single painter, can save the planet 5.000 liters of microplastic polluted water each year.
When used at scale Lavabrush can help save billions of liters of water from pollution.”
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Clean paint brushes quickly and consistently while using water more efficiently. Lavabrush is built for professional painters who want a portable cleaning process, cleaner tools and less time spent rinsing brushes under a running tap.
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