What rubber cleaner do you like best?

I've always been a big fan of the foam cleaners, like the Butterfly rushawa cleaner which I've used for the last 20 years. Unfortunately this cleaner, and others like it, seem to have been discontinued, not sure why, perhaps because they're in pressured bottles which makes them riskier (and thus expensive) to ship.
I know a lot of people use water, which I use myself as well for regular cleaning, but I feel that after a certain time a cleaner will do a better job to restore the grip.

So what cleaners have you tried and which ones do you like best?

I've tried both Yasaka's foam cleaner and the Paddle Palace liquid cleaner and they both seem to work pretty well.  I've tried distilled water, but it's very squeaky and doesn't wipe from the rubber well.  

NBSR wrote: I use Revolution 3 cleaner and rejuvenator.

I've not tried that one. Any idea how it compared to Falco Life Expander? Ive used the Falco one, and the description of both sounds very similar.

I think our friend jt99sf  was the 1st here to mention printer roller rejuvenators, it is the closest I ever found to the crazy Spinmax product that was discontinued for containing relatively harmful products.

Edited by stiltt - 12/11/2023 at 1:17pm

How about the rubber protective film? I feel it is hard to properly use one to protect tacky rubbers. Most protective film are easy to deform and one can not adhere it nicely on the rubber surface afterwards.

Hot water and an old toothbrush works as well or better than any cleaner I have used.

Paddle Palace cleaner works fine. (Also works well for cleaning and restoring some tackiness to golf club grips)

Falco Life Expander is pretty good for giving rubber a little more life.