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  1. Eremius
    As part of my print prep I wipe down the bed with IPA using a disposable shop towel (the blue ones). This has worked well for me for years on the smooth PEI surface of my Prusa i3. I am now running into an issue where the textured bed is eating pieces of the shop towel and I wondered what other people are using to wipe down their textured beds. I have stayed away from a cloth-type product as they tend to carry fabric softeners and such but I am not completely opposed. So what are you using?
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