Well I checked. I WAS WRONG. The magazine was Digital Photography Made Easy. It was European magazine. Which cam with a free cd containing several programs. There was a picture of a bowel with sudse in it. They had suggested a few drops of dish detergent emersing the print into the water and glently wiping it with a towel for those stubborn thing which cling to the print. They also did mention putting the film into water and glently wiping it. But letting it dry in a area safe from dust or hands. I don't know what to say about this mag it otherwise seemed alright. But I think to suggest to people who are starting out with digital photography to essentially wash ones prints with soap and water, if a speck does not come of with gently DRY wiping or blowing upon it, is a bit extreme. Which is why I asked. I would submit photos but I messed them up sorry. Bsteph