It won't make a dot of difference to "reaction time" what it will do is add the drop across the IC to the WG spring, so say you have a 10 psi spring and a 2 psi drop your WG won't open till 12 psi.
This can be either a good or a bad thing depending on your goals.
I leave it sit maybe 20 minutes then keep pumping it through till it runs clear, I then pump some fluid through till it runs clear (you'll smell the alcohol in it) then bleed it.
I recently changed over to Motul RBF600 as I'd boiled the 5.1 I was using (suspected it had been in the car too long)
Yep I worked in the brake and clutch industry when I was a kid and that's what we used as it attracts any water/moisture in the system and transports it out.
I give mine a flush and new fluid every couple of years to prevent the OP's situation.
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