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Finish Rinse Aid
Great idea! I hadn’t thought of using a rinse aid for wet water. A long time ago when I was dabbling in photography, I used to use Kodak Photo-Flo to make wet water. The rinse aids and the Photo-Flo solutions contain surfactants that reduce the surface tension of the water. Rinse aid should be superior to dishwashing liquid because it produces less foam and won’t have any aggressive cleaners in it.
Sounds like a good idea. I’m going to try it. OOPS—All I can find is some powder that is added to the dishwasher. Well, a trip to the store is in order. Need some of those make-up sponges too.
Bob T
I like it! I have been using dish soap just because that is what has been suggested. Liquid dishwasher rinse aids may have an advantage over Photo-Flo in cost. Both will do the trick as well or better than dishwashing detergent. No distracting fragrances, either…