Quickn'Clean Disposable Paint Bucket Liner 5-Pack. Custom fits Wooster Speed Bucket.

Easy-peasy cleanup after painting! Just pull out the liner and squeeze the remaining paint down to one corner of the liner from the outside. Cut that corner off over your paint container and squeeze and wring the liner like a pastry bag. Squeeze and scrape the outside of the bag to "squeegee" the remaining paint back into the original paint container. Toss the used liner into the trash afterwards.You can also use the liner to recover paint left in the roller/brush. After removing the liner from the bucket, but before cutting it, insert the roller/brush into the liner, and scrape it from the outside of the liner with your hand, causing the remaining paint in the roller/brush to be collected. Cut the liner's corner as outlined above and drain it back into the original paint container.

Helpful, wish they were a bit more reasonably priced. But they do work.

I really wanted to like these. I knew when I bought them they were just bags sized to fit the bucket. They do keep the bucket clean as they were intended to do.The problem I had was that no matter what I did to manipulate them I could not keep it tight to the sides of the bucket. That, in turn, caused the bag to collapse around my roller and load up the sides of the roller. What I have liked about using this bucket and the Jumbo-Koter rollers is that the whole process is very clean and I feel as I have a lot of control over the paint. With these bucket liners my bucket was clean but everything else was a mess. I got paint drips! I never get paint drips.Maybe I was just doing it wrong but these are not for me.PLEASE: Wooster or somebody please make a hard disposable liner

It works. Used as marketed.

I used these all the time.If you put them on like the instructions call for they work fine. Speed bucket are a pain to clean and using these you don't have to clean them. A hard liner would be great but they might not be cost effective.Google their website.