The round chisel tip is called bevel or hoof. With the dent in the middle, they are sometimes called a spoon. Bevel tips are ideal for drag soldering, with or without the dent/hollow in the middle.

I prefer the hook tips

I'm a little late, but by the sound of it you've probably done what I'm about to do (and potentially regret trying) How bad is trying to drag solder without applying flux separately? I've been hoping I could just rely on the rosin core of the solder wire, but I'm assuming (if it even affects the first pin) by the time the tip reaches the last pins there won't be much left of that rosin core flux. Not planning on doing anything extremely tiny, just 1mm pitch (although I noticed: that **sounds** like a lot... but actually seeing the pcb kind of made me realise how tiny that already is) Or would something like soldering just a few pins (3-5) like you normally would (feeding solder wire while holding the iron to the pins and such) mitigate the flux problem?

+Motovlogger Jamie haha I never noticed...yeah it does work ok...at 42p I won't complain lol

Kris Cochrane It's a great bargain flux, even with the typo. :-D

Colifomia instead of Colofonia (Rosin). Nothing related with the State :-)

Why only the state of California made the announcement and all the other states did not?

Yes it is. Not eco-friendly but much easier to work with.

If isopropanol works on your flux, most people use that. If isopropanol doesn't work, toluene probably will but has more health and safety implications and needs to be stored in a container it can't evaporate through. Both can also dissolve certain susceptible components (IDK which).