Dulux paintpods....... does it do exactly what it says on the ^tin^ machine?

[MwaHaHaMhamai]

I'm tempted to get one but don't know if they do a god job.

Good job even.

I want to know the answer to this too. I am a bit at the self cleaning bit. But stand to be corrected.

I was just looking into paint pods yesterday as I've got a lot of painting to do - the reviews I found weren't good so I'm not getting one.
It said they're very messy, the paint is thin and it's nowhere near as good as it looks in the advert. I'll stick to rollers!

They were selling initially for 100 euro and in our B&Q this wknd they are 47 eoro so I'm a tad too.

Ah well a girl can dream.

Bad reviews here

We bought one on Saturday as they were down to £34 in B&Q, well actually we bought two as the first one didn't work but I am a convert it is really easy to use and the paint at £30 for 5L was only about £2 more expensive than buying the tins. Paint maybe a bit thinner but I don't decorate often enough to tell for sure

They look like the sort of thing that uses five times as much paint as needed and then never gets used again.

I bought one of these bck in the summer, we've not used it yet tho... I was wonderng whether normal paint could be adapted to be used in it and reusing one of the paint containers?

Why solve a problem that never needed to be solved?

Either get the rollers out and do the work or get the painters in.

Jeez, MichaelfckinAngelo was busy this wknd............Ah well, sht happens!

I didn't get on with it and reverted to bog standard rollers and brushes.