Methylated spirits or turpentine to clean resin printer? I'm new to 3D printing and have bought a resin printer.

Cleaning with Isopropol Alcohol seems to be the rage, however I think this is unaware of cost savings.  It appears methylated spirits is ok and is 25% the cost of Isopropol Alcohol.

I'm now down to wondering if I should buy methylated spirits or turpentine (I ruled out kerosene as too flammable)?
I'm leaning towards methylated spirits, however would like input.

Factors I'm curious about:


Cost: same for methylated spirits and turpentine.
Evaporation/solvency: ?
Flammability: ?
Poisonous levels: ?
Resin object cleaning effect: ?
Skin effects: ?
Smell: ?


I checked a few sources.
I would personally stick to isopropanol. Be aware that 3D printing is a very expensive hobby, but health wise this is a better option. Methylated spirits can quickly become dangerous, and often can burn with a close to invisible flame, meaning that you may not even see if it is burning. Also, the fumes can quickly become dangerous, whereas after years of dealing with isopropanol I have noticed no ill effects. Cost should not be your primary concern, health of you and your printer should be.