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I would suggest a press wash if you intend to reuse the screen or an ink wash when you will reclaim the screen. Press washes are less aggressive and can be used on press to clean ink off screens and for final clean up when the screen will be stored and reused.

Ink wash is best to use when you are cleaning ink off a screen that is to be reclaimed. This video should help out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02SSBBiT8cc

You can get environmental screen cleaning products for use on a septic system here:

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If you want drain safe chemicals that can be sent down a drain connected to a city municipality water treatment system then you can use these chemicals:

http://www.catspitproductionsllc.com/sa ... icals.html

But basically you need to use a solvent made for plastisol inks. Then it should be much easier to clean screens. And make sure to clean them immediately after you are done. The longer you leave ink on screen the more difficult it is to clean.

What do you all use to clean the plastisol ink from your screens and squeegees?

Lottie05 wrote:What do you all use to clean the plastisol ink from your screens and squeegees?

Screen and Press Wash