Rhino Resin Cleaner outperforms traditional cleaners like IPA and other resin wash solutions in safety, efficiency, and results.
Whether you're using a wash station, ultrasonic cleaner, or just a brush and bucket, Rhino delivers crystal-clear prints without the toxic fumes, fire risk, or sticky residue. Unlike IPA, it’s non-flammable, low-odor, making your post-processing faster, safer, and easier every time.
FAST
EFFECTIVE
LONG LASTING
PRECISION
NON FLAMMABLE
BIO-DEGRADABLE
LOW ODOR
REUSABILITY
SAFE
RHINO RESIN CLEANER
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.4 / 5 from 281 reviews.
I recently upgraded my printer to a P1 Max, and had to upgrade my wash and cure situation along with it. I’m not keen to bag and bathe my models just to be able to use alcohol in an ultrasonic cleaner, and I’ve been wanting to get away from using alcohol altogether due to the location and lack of safe storage in my printing studio. I have seen ads for Rhino all over my instagram feed, and kept running into passive recommendations of it in various 3D printing videos I watched while doing research on what printer I should go with for my needs.
I had tried the industrial degreaser method first, just because a few gallons of degreaser is much cheaper than Rhino. But let me tell you: there is NO contest here. The degreaser left my prints sticky and shiny, and even rubbery (from the water, I assume.) They even sat out to dry for over a week with no change, not that I really expected all that much to happen when they were still very clearly not clean.
Rhino, though? A 10 minute bath stripped all of it away. The pictures are before and after. Week-old, dried on soapy resin came RIGHT OFF. And the post-wash cleanup isn’t difficult either, this solution seems all-too-eager to mingle with water and comes right off with just a vigorous swish. You can actually feel the difference in the surface tension of the model when you run your hand over it while rinsing it off.
I immediately sounded like an ad to my friends about it, because I was just so dang impressed. I love this stuff. I’m planning to buy another four gallons within the next couple of weeks so I can alternate between a dirty and clean wash like I was doing with alcohol in my old wash machine, and I told my partner that we’re going to have to buy it in bulk when we set up our dedicated print studio and have the space to store it, because I don’t want to go without it now.
I enjoy using WinPrecision products. I tried using the resin cleaner with a couple of small bottles that I sourced here locally and loved it. I then bought the gallon bags on special. For US customers - no tariffs, quick delivery (3 business days). Recommended!
I finally got a chance to use this product. I started by cleaning my printer & wash station, it clean my wash station about 90% & has been stained for 3 years from resin residue, it almost looks new again. Im printing an hour glass in clear resin & came out crystal clear. Im glad I bought a 4 pack to start & will never go back to other solutions
This stuff is great. No smell, has worked great on the resins I've used so far. It even on Rebound it cleans everything and doesn't seem to get as dirty as ISO.
I am amazed at how effective Rhino 🦏 is, in fact it’s better than high grade IPA because my parts come out cleaner, no sticky residue or need to wash parts with soap and water.
If you can find a better cleaner, buy it.
I initially had a problem with only part of my order arriving, but customer support was very quick to get it rectified for me.
The product itself is fantastic. It cleans far better than IPA without being a fire hazard. Switching to using this for cleaning prints entirely.
Honestly, I was skeptical about Rhino. IPA seems fine, but the smell seems to hang in my nose for hours after using it. I finally tried Rhino while it is on sale and kept my expectations low. I am pleasantly surprised. It works a little slower than IPA, and doesn't evaporate quickly, so you need to wipe it dry more so than IPA. Once dry, the surfaces aren't sticky like when using IPA. It works to dissolve the uncured resin very well. I cleaned the cover of my Saturn 4 16K. I guess I didn't clean the bottom lip very well, so the Rhino caused the uncured sticky resin to collect between the cover and base. I didn't print for a couple weeks, and when I came back, the resin had cured enough to glue the cover closed. Oops. I got it unstuck ok, but it just impressed me that the Rhino got so much sticky resin off the front that it could result in gluing the cover shut. My error, of course. Now my bench and tools aren't sticky either. Oh, and my nostrils are much happier. Rhino is now my go-to resin solvent. Nice!
I recently made the decision to completely switch my 4 step cleaning system over from denatured alcohol to Rhino cleaner. As you can see from the pictures, the parts are very clean and no sticky residue left behind, even after 200 plus plates have been cleaned. Total run time for the trial was 17 days at 18 plates (full body kits, not just small parts) a day and parts were still coming out as clean as day one. Yes, the cost is a little more but in the long run I will use less Rhino cleaner vs alcohol, making the extra initial cost worth it. We are also seeing a huge reduction in VOC’s. Another plus to Rhino cleaner. I highly recommend switching to Rhino cleaner to clean your resin projects.
I've been eyeing Rhino Resin Cleaner for awhile. The price always kept me at arms Length, The B2G1 Sale got me to try the product.. Let me say it's pretty amazing to start. First of all the smell is actually quite nice. But it cleans minis way better then IPA. I mass print stuff, I go through 50KG's of Resin every 6 months. Along with 4 gallons of IPA. My IPA gets sticky and leaves residue pretty quickly. Where I wash Minis in IPA they come out tacky and leave visible resin that when cured looks SHINEY like they're wet. This has caused some returns in my sales. That's one problem Rhino Resin has completely taken care of. Also next. I can use Rhino Resin in my Ultra Sonic Cleaner. So far it's worked amazingly. I can actually reduce my wash time with the ultrasonic cleaner.. The only thing I've noticied that i'm not 100% sure of. The lid of my ultrasonic cleaner has this weird stuff appearing at the top of it. I think what's happening is. while it's running it gets hot 140 degrees. It starts to evaporate touches the lid and cools drops back in the water. but I think the resin stays stuck to the lid. Which is wild it's messing up the lid, but it's keeping the Rhino Cleaer really clean. I can't for sure say that's what is happening, but i've used the ultra sonic now for about a year, these solid grey drops only started appearing when I started using rhino cleaner. That was my only true concern is I'd pay the premium price, but when I run a ton of miniatures through the Rhino it would get sticky like the IPA. but so far the Rhino resin is still ultra clear. I am dipping my minis in IPA quickly to just wash them off before I put them in the ultrasonic cleaner with Rhino in it.
This stuff is AMAZING!! My wife hasn't complained once about the smell, and that alone makes it worth every penny. I had a small issue with my shipment (darn UPS drivers using packages as soccerballs I think!) But the customer service department took care of my instantly. I will absolutely be buying more, because this stuff works wayyyyy better than alcohol for me.. and its not 3 gallons of highly flammable liquid sitting in a container. It seems to work extremely well with Anycubic resin.
