Natural Earth Paint Eco Solve

I have used this before and it is a great safe product, but it arrived battered and leaked in the mail

Dang, this is the best brush cleaner I've used, far and above any of the turpentine-based products. Just swish your brush a couple of times, wipe on a paper towel, and it's clean. Low evaporation rate and takes paint off of other surfaces and fabrics too. Look out, for it's strong. I wouldn't use it for glazing as some suggest because it will remove layers of paint including the undercoat. And look out for using it on plastics. I tried to wipe some paint splatter off my laptop cover and it removed the color baked into the molding, some form of plastic, I presume. But this is a great environmentally-friendly product for cleaning oil paint off your brushes, your hands, your clothes and furniture!

Fantastic non toxic alternative to mineral spirits. It works well for cleaning oil painting brushes between colors during painting sessions and afterwards. A very impressive product. I’m not limited to water mixable oils any longer! I had been avoiding traditional oils due to the toxic properties of petroleum based solvents. They are absolutely unnecessary and came into use only during the petroleum era with it’s catastrophic results.

This is OK to paint with and clean brushes, but I find it hard to believe it is non-toxic. The order is noticeable enough that my studio mates 20 feet away smell it. It gives me headaches and brain fog. I would like to know what exactly is in it and how they can promote it as non-toxic.

Great if you are sensitive to the odor of turpentine. I used it at my art class, because we are in an enclosed window-less basement space and I didn't want to be rude and expose others to turpentine odors. So for that it is great, but it just has a "stickiness" to it that creates an uneven spreading of the paint. The paint slides and sticks and is harder to control.