That’s a good question. If you look at the diagram here of the inline cleaner, we have to wash them. Normally, you have at least as much rinsing in an inline cleaner as you do wash sections. Of course, rinse chemical solutions don’t then rinse and final rinse in the batch washer, you have multiple rinse cycles. It’s not different zones but you use that same chamber in your rinse multiple times until you reach a certain conductivity. Both can be effective if you’re looking at rinsing parts that have connectors. Make sure they are orientated in a way that helps facilitate draining. We also have another topic on our Tech2Tech series discussing “You’re Only as Clean as Your Final Rinse,” but that applies to both machines so rinsing and drying can be effective in both types of machines.