1. Ensure that you’ve wiped off excess paint with your rag or a damp paper towel.2. Swish your brush in a cup of lukewarm water (hot water sets paint into the bristles).
7. Wipe the soap and paint off the brush with your rag or paper towel.8. Put a little pail under your faucet, Run a trickle of water to dislodge remaining paint/soap.
11. Do not dry your brush head down (bristles will splay) or head up (moisture will drain into the heel and ferrule, which can be problematic in terms of corrosion or mildew).
12. Once your paintbrush is completely dry, it is safe to place it into a storage rack or paint brush roll. (You can find these at your local art store or online).