Liquid stylus cleaner without solvent


Does anything like this exist and if yes, is it effective?
bajaed
The best stylus cleaner is LYRA SPT .I don't know about solvent but this is the best by far.
AIVS has such a product and I just bought a bottle of it; haven't used it yet. I tend to use liquid stylus cleaners only sparingly anyway, though did use them when I had Lyra cartridges. Jim Pendleton claims that his product under AIVS brand will not harm the bond between the stylus and the cantilever shank. 
I did stop using the gels and Blu-stuff, though both are effective, out of concern that their use stresses the cantilever unnaturally. I do not know of any damage caused by that and am not claiming that the gels or sticky stuff will cause harm-- it's simply my own paranoia.
I dry brush using a couple of different types of brushes under mild magnification. Clean records help too, as does a clean environment around your turntable area. 
whart
... I tend to use liquid stylus cleaners only sparingly anyway ...
Same here. If your records are truly clean, there's very little that can accumulate on the stylus. I'm sure that @whart  is one of the exceptions, but many audiophiles have never heard a r-e-a-l-l-y clean record.
Every liquid, even water, is a potential solvent.  Can you be more specific? "Like dissolves like", we were taught in chemistry.