Sorry, but this just isn't a good cleaning method and you need to understand why. You are wiping on ISO, dissolving contaminants and oils, then letting it dry in place.. the contaminants don't evaporate, all left on top surface instead.. I spray my 90-99% ISO with a tiny spray bottle that makes a good mist and coverage, mostly in-center of course where prints will occur, then wipe it around and flip towel, you want to absorb as much of it back up as you can loaded with oils etc inside it, don't let large pools of it dry.
I actually do use the method you described. I have a spray bottle with 99% IPA and spray the plate then wipe it off. For the test I just decided to use the actual product bottles in the video since i'm sure some viewers would say that I was lying about what i have in the spray bottle.
No, I gave it the same amount of time as alcohol. You know the printer still has to heat up the bed and do all the calibration, which takes about 6+ mins before it even starts printing. It dried and left the residue.
Sorry, but this just isn't a good cleaning method and you need to understand why. You are wiping on ISO, dissolving contaminants and oils, then letting it dry in place.. the contaminants don't evaporate, all left on top surface instead..
I spray my 90-99% ISO with a tiny spray bottle that makes a good mist and coverage, mostly in-center of course where prints will occur, then wipe it around and flip towel, you want to absorb as much of it back up as you can loaded with oils etc inside it, don't let large pools of it dry.
I actually do use the method you described. I have a spray bottle with 99% IPA and spray the plate then wipe it off. For the test I just decided to use the actual product bottles in the video since i'm sure some viewers would say that I was lying about what i have in the spray bottle.
@@CarlexDIY Ah fair enough then, so long as you know why the other way around might very well make it worse depending on the order of operations.
You admitted not letting water / vinegar not dry long enough.! Whole test complete bust.
No, I gave it the same amount of time as alcohol. You know the printer still has to heat up the bed and do all the calibration, which takes about 6+ mins before it even starts printing. It dried and left the residue.
Do your own test then, lol