ForPro Professional Collection 99% Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA), Pure & Unadulterated Concentrated Alcohol, 32 Ounces

This ForPro 99% isopropyl alcohol is exactly what I was looking for. It’s pure, concentrated, and works perfectly for cleaning electronics, tools, and surfaces without leaving residue. The 32 oz bottle is a convenient size, and the pour spout makes it easy to use without spilling. I also appreciate that it’s unadulterated and high-quality, which gives peace of mind when using it for precise cleaning or DIY projects. Overall, this is a reliable, professional-grade isopropyl alcohol that’s worth having on hand. I’d definitely recommend it.

This 99% IPA is exactly what I need for 3D printing and general shop cleanup. It evaporates cleanly, leaves no residue, and works great for prepping build plates or wiping down tools. The larger bottle size is convenient for refilling smaller dispensers, and the purity is consistent from bottle to bottle. If you rely on IPA for printing, electronics, or workshop tasks, this is a dependable option that performs exactly as expected. Would like to see some safety cap feature to help unwanted spills or access from the little ones.

I've been meaning to get my hands on 99% Isopropyl for a WHILE, and I'm so glad I did. It's funny how just this one product is the best at so many things that companies try to make product SPECIFICALLY for. It's the best window cleaner, best surface cleaner (especially for painting), best sticky residue remover, etc.etc. Window cleaners all sucked, nothing cleaned as good as this and left residue, and everything made for sticker residue sucked compared to this. Yes, this is worth nerding out about

I purchased 99% isopropyl alcohol to clean my electronics, including my PlayStation 5 and my son’s Nintendo Switch before doing some repairs, and it worked really well. It’s strong, effective, and safe to use on electronics when used properly. I highly recommend this for anyone needing a reliable cleaning solution for devices.

I use this to clean off circuit boards before and after soldering, primarily to clear off the flux. Works great, a warm blast from a heat gun dries it away in seconds.