Removing silicone damping fluid

FYI - for anyone in a similar situation, Basis recommended only a microfiber cloth with alcohol or simple green with water. I didn’t ask them about solvents and from their answer, I assume they don’t recommend any. 
BTW- they got back to me within 15 minutes. Great company for service. 

I do not think there is any solvent for silicon fluids.

On silicon oil, I have used the most concentrated Dawn dish detergent I could find. Apply full strength, let it sit for a while and wash off with water, repeat if necessary. At least you aren't using any solvents that could ruin your TT.

oil should be dissolve with soaps, no need to us solvents

I’m no expert, but what does the manufacturer of the silicone say to use??

@curiousjim - the fluid was supplied unbranded from Basis with the turntable, so I went to them for an answer. 

"Mineral spirits" is also mentioned in the owners pamphlet for the Townshend Audio Rock turntable (which employs silicon damping fluid in a trough for the arm/pickup) as the fluid to use for cleanup in case of spillage. Mineral spirits is a special version of petroleum-derived organic solvents, similar to naphtha and paint thinner, but free of some additives found in those chemicals. Other substitutes are denatured alcohol, acetone, and turpentine. Another interesting alternative is Orange Oil Natural Citrus Solvent.