RhinoTech's Eco Haze Remover Vs. Standard Stain Cleaner

[Catspit Productions]

This tutorial screen printing video is a product review about RhinoTech's haze removers for screen printing mesh after reclaiming. This is a very cool comparison of an environmentally user safe stain remover with a standard equivalent chemical. How does regular haze remover from RhinoTech hold up against the RhinoClean Green line of stain remover? In this video you will see a side by side comparison as we clean an intentionally stained screen. We use black ink and left it on the screen for about a week in very hot temperatures. It was stroked a few times as well to make sure the black ink penetrated both sides nicely. Then we cleaned the excess ink off with a citrus based RhinoClean Green ink wash and tried HRG 2400 right alongside HR 2800. With he later being the standard chemical you'll get to see them washed out together. The point of the video is to demonstrate that the environmental product works just as well as standard chemicals and you have a choice in the products you use from RhinoTech.



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[Leadfoot]

I am late to the party on this but as Jonathan shows in the video, both products work really well. I have tried both and am torn between the two because both to me are about equal in what I do. I have worked more with the HRG2400 and it has gotten most of my screens looking like new even after 6 or more times being used for various jobs. Again, I cannot speak highly enough about the RhinoTech chemicals...you should just try them for yourselves!