Crocodile Cloth Paint Cleaning Wipes, 100 Wipes - Painting Surface Prep and Cleanup of Painting Messes for Painters, Contractors, Artists and DIYers

I saw these in a video online. A woman was using these while caulking and painting her wainscoting project and swore by them. Well, since I was in the middle of the same type of project, I thought I would try them. These are great. They are premoistened and work very well when smoothing out caulk (instead of using your bare finger). They are also great for cleanup and wiping up drops, spills and splatter. I keep one with me at all times while paint instead of the old paper towel or dry rag. These helped make my wainscoting come out looking perfect and professional (which I am not).Also, the container they come in seals up pretty well so no real risk of these drying outI definitely recommend these for all painters (and caulkers).

The recipes are amazing. I recently pained floor and then had someone walk through and onto tile. Wipes cleaned up effortlessly.

Removed OLD paint from a plastic model from years ago. Worked really well.

Cloths are great. Sheets are way bigger than what is needed for most clean ups (in my case). End up cutting them in half when I can but I usually pull em out when in the middle of some mess to clean up and end up tossing a half used sheet. The sheets are VERY strong and durable.

If you're doing a painting project, you need these. No really, just buy them and use them and you'll see. Great for little axons and big spills. They really work

I bought these wipes because someone left a review saying “it cleans dry paint” - they don’t. Save your money or buy something else.

I used one of these on a 4" circle of dried and aged red paint on an area rug that I had relegated to my utility/work area in the basement. It removed every piece of evidence of red from the rug in seconds. I was amazed that it worked so well and so quickly. Well worth the cost, even though they aren't really all that much!

I would give this product a 7 out of 10 .It works for the most part with a medium amount of elbow grease .Just don't let the paint dry .I feel like a wet warm rag will work the same .