|   Buzz...Record cleaning | estan
Apr 10, 2001 10:40 PM | | Buzz ...the best and least expensive system is the Discwasher D4. The special brush they make is really good and the D4 fluid won't hurt the vinyl.
If they are really bad they might need a good washing. Use lukewarm water and mild dish detergent without any smelly additives. You should clean them in the direction of the grooves only...not across them withe a soft sponge soaked in the detergent...just keep it all very wet. Make sure you have a rubber coated dishrack to air dry them. Don't wash them often but the Discwasher you can use whenever.
Check it out...
http://www.discwasher.com/record/index.htm
If there is an audio club or a good high end store near you they might have a Keith Monks or VPI record cleaning machine. That is the absolute best way to clean vinyl because these machines wet vac the grooves. Join a club only if they have a machine or BS the salesman in the high end store to let you clean a bunch for free.
Stan |
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