A simple solution is to add just a little common Epsom Salts into your throwing water. This will keep everything in better suspension and make clean-up easier. However, some glazes will have a much different look, as will the clay body. Melt tests should be made on all glazes to give you a starting point. Minor adjustments might have to be made in the flux content.
All clays are different.
We usually recommend a bisque of 04, rather than 06. This is a hotter bisque and seems to release more gas from the clay, plus you get a stronger bisque for handling. Most glazes adhere fine. Proper bisquing will eliminate many so called glazing problems such as crazing, bubbling and pinholing. Cleaning bisque by rinsing in water before glazing will also help remove any dust particles.