GrooveWasher Walnut Record Cleaning Kit

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When you spray G3 Fluid on a record you’ll see the difference as it spreads down into the grooves for a deep clean. I think if I'm spinning my records in the liquid, and the grime is falling to the bottom of the container, it's fairly low impact.

Super wetting agent: A specialty chemical that reduces the G2 Fluid's surface tension to reach the bottom of the groove. However, as you might expect, water by itself was not effective at removing the tougher stains on this record.The story behind GrooveWasher is fascinating, and although they’re a relatively new kid on the block having formed in 2015, their roots are grounded firmly in one of the most popular record cleaning products from the 1970’s – the Discwasher. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

After all, the internet is brimming with countless suggestions and methods — many of which are dubious at best. The stylus can become clogged with oily pressing release compound from new records and residue from other record cleaning and preservative fluids.It has a relatively low concentration of organic alcohol compared to the other stylus fluids, which are often 100% isopropyl alcohol. If you’re looking for a way to clean an exceptionally dirty record or just want to impress your friends, wood glue might be for you. The design of the low profile loop velcro on the back of the pad allows the pad to be removed from the walnut handle and washed or replaced. There are those who will say the solution is killing my records but if it is it's, at least, making them sound better before they die- and it does get a lot of dirt out if they're dirty.

Notes: If you're just getting into vinyl, or finding your way back, the GrooveWasher INTRO Kit is a great way to enhance your overall experience. They strive to provide a consumer record cleaning tool and method that cleans the microgrooves so the honest sound can be heard without doing harm to the record or the stylus.

In my experience, the above, pragmatic approach is the best advice you can follow when cleaning used records. I heard alcoholic fluids bond to the vinyl at a molecular level, which i take people's word for and was enough for me to not touch the vpi fluid I got with my machine.