Works like a charm, but takes a little more effort. Brass literally looks good as new when done.
Yes.
It is a bit more work. Decap the brass. Add water, Dawn, Lemishine, the brass, and tumble for 3 hours. Once that is done, pour out the dirty water, and run clean water through the vessel with the brass and media still in the vessel. Pour that water out, dump the brass and media into a seperator and tumble. Turn the brass upside down over the media seperator pan and tap the side, removing more water and any media caught in the brass. Lay the brass out on a towel and get the outside as dry as possible. Place the brass in a steel pan and put it in the oven at 250F for an hour.
At least that's how I do it. Once all that is done the brass is clean inside and out, including the primer pockets.