Originally Posted by Duragrouch

Not familiar with it, wondered if it was hand dish soap or for automatic dishwasher, looked up, youtube had a video for duplicating, it appears it is Dawn hand liquid dish soap (known for dissolving petro oil better than cheaper dish soaps) plus isopropyl ("rubbing") alcohol and diluted with water for a spray bottle. Sounds like a good combo. After initial scrub, I'd give it some time to dissolve the thickened lube inside the link/roller/pin, crank the chain around a few times, then rinse and lube. Lack of "soak" time might be reason for short duration, a good chain cleaning should last longer than that, if not in dirty conditions. Mine is about 600 miles before lube sludges due to micro metal particles.

I wonder how well that would work in an on-bike cleaner like the Park? I may try. My perception is that the level of dilution combined with small amount in the Park, might not be able to dissolve all the oil on the chain. My current use of surplus tiki torch fuel, the small amount does it easy. Also, any sudsing/foaming would be a negative, oveflowing the cleaner.