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Yes. I often clean it a couple of times during practice and games. It's good to keep the dust away, otherwise it eats up your fine top sheet.

You could try Giant Dragon - Submarine. It's not bouncy, but a bit tacky. Otherwise perhaps 729 - Focus III Snipe 42deg

If your BH technique isn't that good, I'd say that Yinhe - Moon 12 Blue isn't too slow. There are four sponge hardness in this one. Moon 12 Green is a little bit softer over all. But if you really want something easy, controllable, light weight and also get good spin, check out one of these 729...

I think 729 - Battle III could fit you good. Type 10-20% easier to play with and a little bouncier. Some others are LOKI - Rxton IX 39deg. Really nice and a softer feel. Yinhe - Big Dipper 39deg. Kind of half-hybrid with more Chinese feel. Giant Dragon - TopEnergy Soft. Quite similar to Big...

I feel that it's quite similar to these two, but in different ways. BD is softer and J3 is harder, and B3 feels a little bouncier at flat hits.

If you like it harder and faster, go for Sanwei - Target National. Yinhe - Big Dipper 39deg could be a softer alternative with good speed. Yinhe - Jupiter 3 ASIA is also really nice, spinny and fast. 729 - Battle III 40deg could be a good alternative as well.

Rxton 5 is quite hard, like Hurricane 3 40-41deg. Rxton 5 Pro is a development of the LOKI N80. It feels more elastic in the top sheet and gives much softer feel than Rxton 5. Big Dipper 39deg would feel faster than both these when playing more flat shots. For you perhaps the Rxton 5 Pro would...

Go for a more linear rubber then, as Stiga Power LT seems to be a non tensor rubber, from what I seen...? Check out these for something quite similar in performance. 729 - Focus III Snipe 729 - Aurora Max 729 - Dragon L Yinhe - Moon Speed 53 729 - Presto Max Spin/Speed

I feel that Battle II Soft is more similar to ordinary Battle II. These I listed have a softer sensation.

Yep. Giant Dragon Submarine is the rubber she needs. It's fantastic in the defensive, chopping game.

Pimplepark - Epos. Tacky, but quite soft. Mild catapult.

729 - Battle III 38deg Yinhe - Big Dipper 38deg LOKI - Rxton 5 Pro LOKI - Rxton IX 39deg

I feel that it's more semi tacky, and H3 is more like this nowadays as well. So these are quite similar in tackiness.

Take a small step back when you have trouble receiving the serves. It will hopefully give you the time you need to make a better receive.

Yinhe - Big Dipper 38 or 39deg would fit you nicely. For something a little bit softer and with a higher arc, check out 729 - Dragon F.

729 Dragon S1 or Sanwei Parla might be good, fairly cheap blades in this area :)

729 - Battle Max Pro perhaps. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1130871841046012

I believe that a rubber with a harder sponge works better together with a harder, stiffer blade, giving the combined feedback of them both. A hard sponged rubber on a softer 5-ply wooden blade isn't optimal I think, and a too soft sponged rubber on a fast carbon blade could be tough to handle as...

No. I have a sales agent at a 729'ish sales department.

729 - Presto Max Speed might be a substitute.