Built for pros
Designed by painters
Saves paint & time
One swipe, done
Made in USA
Patented & built to last
One Swipe. Done.
Get every drop of paint off your roller—back in the can, not down the drain.
Works with 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" nap rollers.
Clean in Seconds
No mess. No wasted paint. Just push through and keep moving.
Fits standard roller sizes: 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" naps.
Paint smarter, clean faster.
We built the tool we wished we had—so you spend less time at the sink and more time on the job.
The CleanSleeve™ Advantage
Simple tools that actually work. Designed by painters, built to last.
What our customers say
Don't just take our word for it
Best Nap Clean-Up Tool Ever!
Great Tool! Use mine every time I wash my rollers—every single time.
Every Painter needs this! Makes cleaning up your rollers muchquicker with almost zero paint going to waste!
Great idea! using a 5-1 tool is great but this little device is fast. One push and the extra paint is gone. 2 pushes under running water and the rollers are clean.
We built a new cottage and decided to paint the entire interior by ourselves (because we're gluttons for punishment, apparently). Washing out rollers was a huge pain, and I felt like we were wasting a ton of paint. Found this thing on Amazon, and wow does it ever squeeze out a lot of paint! Seems to work perfectly on our rollers, and the paint just pours out back into the pan with a single pass of this little invention. Cleanup is easy, too. I'm very glad we found this thing!
I had pretty much given up on cleaning roller covers because of the crazy amount of water needed to clean them after scraping with regular cleaning tool. I figured from an environmental standpoint it was better to keep them wrapped during a job and then throw them out when I was finished. This tool lets you get so much more paint off the roller that I can wash them for a few minutes in a sink and then use one of those tools that spins the roller to finish it off in a five gallon bucket full of water. I can actually do two in the bucket so I think I am using about 5 gallons of water max per roller cover to get them clean. It is also a pretty clean operation compared to my old method and the rollers are much cleaner. Also you get some extra leftover paint.
Take the Pain Out of Paint Cleanup