citra paste to use for an ink degradent. It doesn't matter about attacking the emulsion, because I'm using vinyl on my screens like beardown showed us a few years ago.
Thanks. 

I use beanie-doo from Franmar. Really good stuff and soy based.

I buy cc147 in 5 gallons pails. Use it just as a press wash. I do use citra paste in my washout booth prior to emulsion removal. If your screenprinting your going to go thru lots of chemicals. I did try reclaim tanks to but Im just to much of a clean freak for that and hated having aluminum frames with liquid in them.

I did do a few screens with vinyl a year ago, hated it. I was to nervous about it failing and the detail just was not there. Anything really short run I just use thermoflex anyway. Takes 10 min to burn and clean out a design.  I burn all mine and always have at least 5 ready to burn in the darkroom. Currently with my repeat customers I have about 220 screens labeled in racks and about 25 job screens that get recycled as used.

I don't have room for a darkroom & found that the vinyl works great. I can do 40-50 shirts without any problems using the vinyl process, but I don't want to do that many with heat press vinyl. I would rather just get out of screen printing all together. Thanks for all the info guys.