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Can I use straight Super Clean to strip models or does it need to be water deluded first?

It's fine straight from the jug. I've soaked plastic models in it for weeks because I forgot about them and had no issues. A non-cleared model should take 48 hours to strip mostly clean (maybe less); i'd give a clear coated model 5-7 days (again depends on the clear; gloss will invariably take longer to strip than a matte clear IME).

I like it better than Simple Green. It seems to work better and yet is still non-toxic and environmentally safe (if you care about that little detail).

It works very well straight from the bottle no need to dilute. Be cautious with resin though as it can make some resins soften.

Yep, good to go. Use gloves etc. It is bad on the old skin (won't kill you, but will sap all of the oils out of your skin, etc.).