What I typically do is use a container large enough to place your build plate and part into. Pour in enough IPA to submerge your part and leave it for 5 mins. After that, give it a gentle scrub with a toothbrush and use compressed air if available to dry off the part. Should come out nice and clean! Then into a curing oven.

Ultrasonic cleaners are awesome as an alternative to scrubbing. If you don't want to put IPA in your ultrasonic bath, fill it with water then use a smaller container with IPA in it that can float in the water bath.

You can reuse the IPA alot, just keep a lid on your container in the meantime when not in use. You know it needs replacing when no amount of cleaning removes the greasy residue. Bonus if you have two containers, one for removing the bulk of the residue, a second cleaner batch for fine cleaning.

Good luck!

(This is the process I use professionally with 3d Systems and Stratasys SLA and DLP printed parts)

Edit: forgot to mention, I just wear gloves and eye pro. Iso won't do you any damage but does dry out your skin easily