Record cleaning formula using Triton X-100

Yes.  I am aware of this.  I have read through numerous threads on other sites and Audiogon; to include the thread entitled "The "Very Best Record Cleaning Formulation."  This is, where running the calculation I am finding no consistency with proportions of IPA or Triton X-100.  IPA proportions are running between 5% to 25%.  How much IPA is too much?  A friend uses straight 70% IPA.  I think his records sound tinny.  Using too much Triton will leave residue, creating the need for, unnecessary, multiple rinses, until water beads.

For these reasons, I was hoping a fellow member would share their experience and proven results.

@lewm ​@antinn  Thank you!. This is what I was hoping for.  To confirm proportions with those who are trustworthy and knowledgeable.  The explanation of CMC and their respective ppm is enlightening to, why Terigol is preferred to Triton. Wish I understood this, before I purchased the triton. Will make the switch.

The need for no rinse was not intended.  I do believe rinsing is necessary. My concern was using too much cleaner to, where I would need to rinse repeatedly to remove the excess triton.  The use of ethanol is, probably, fine, as recommended.  It, just, sounds damaging.

I went with Triton X 100, initially, as it seemed to be a positive alternative approved by wizzard,s post. I see why Terigol-S-9 is preferred. Tergitol 15-S-7 was the recommended surfactant.  Not having a commercial account, I was unable to purchase it.  I attempted calling several suppliers. Each supplier required a commercial account. Figured it was worth a phone call to try.  With understanding CMC, I think Tergitol 15-S-9 and, even, Triton I will be fine. Just, need more of it.  Then, to dilute it seems the recommended process is to add the surfactant to IPA first. Then, add the IPA solution to H2O for quicker dispersion.