The long life blade on the squeegee is perfectly
able to handle solvents and even weak acids.
This is fine to clean by simply wiping with a cloth
damp with sprit cleaner.
You are right in that the screens will not handle
the solvents to clean as they break down the glue that bonds them
together, but, if you wipe all the ink off the blade and perform several
'dry prints' with no ink on the squeegee it will push the ink onto the
paper below and clean the screen pretty well.
This is often enough to clean the screen - without
spirits - so you can actually keep and reuse the screen.
It will still have an ink dye mark on it but this
dries and has no ill effect on the screen - this way you may be able to
keep the screen even using these inks.
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