CA accelerator works because there is a stabilizer in all CA products that is a very mild acidic element. This acid inhibits polymerization of the CA and keeps it in the liquid form.
When the acid is neutralized, thus causing a PH shift towards NEUTRAL, then polymerization occurs. When the PH level is shifted higher to the alkaline levels then you start getting rapid polymerization. The faster the PH shift the more rapid the cure happens, thus the hotter the reaction and the more brittle the end product is.
A controlled shift on a weaker level will cause a slower polymerization and less heat build up. This is why shop towels will smoke, the alkaline factor is to high on the towels and starts the fire pyramid cycle and the CA boils into vapor.
So, from this we know that any acid neutralizing products will work as will any product that has a neutral to a very very weak alkaline will also work.
However. ... Moisture content that is in the glue from imposed or induced will cause cloudy spots to occur, so any product that is free from moisture, hydrophobic in nature would be the better product to use.
The pH ethanol and all other alcohols is 7, which is neutral.
Hope this helps.