Ruth wrote: <I've been doing something like that for a long time, but I use those plastic bags from the grocery (and everywhere else). I put the tray inside the bag and then with the judicious use of a piece of masking tape turned on itself, sticky side out, I can even make the corners behave. I do it 'cuz I'm bone lazy and hate to clean up more than I have to after painting. And as a military wife, I've done a bunch of painting over the years <LOL> Me too. I just turn the supermarket plasic bag inside out so that any printing does not come in contact with the paint. I also stick the whole tray in the refrigerator, covered with plastic wrap, whilst I take my breaks. I wrap up the paintbrush at the end of the day in plastic wrap and keep that overnight in the refrigerator so I can use it the next day. I have been doing this for years as I am the painter in this household. Anything for quick clean up. Janice
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