Idle increased after throttle body cleaning.

It's possible that the IAC is open.. try unplugging it and see if idle goes down.. Could also be a vacuum leak. I take it the idle was fine before you cleaned the TB?

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I unplugged it, put some electrical jelly on it, and plugged it back in, didn't fix it. Like I said, I didn't see any signs of a vacuum leak....not saying that it is impossible, but I didn't see any signs of it.

And yes, the idle was fine beforehand....it may have even been a little low. The reason I cleaned it in the first place was because I would have to rev the car up to about 2500 RPM to get it going from a stop, or else it would stall out.

unplug it while it's running and see if idle goes down.

Did you disassemble anything when you did this cleaning?

Sure sounds like you created an air leak somewhere in the process. With that kind of mileage, you could just have a worn out throttle body that doesn't close real tight or move very smoothly any more. Try getting some penetrating oil and lubing up the throttle shafts and the throttle bore where the throttle plate makes contact and see if that lets it settle and seal a little better.