Angsty
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They are back with a "new and improved" version.
Record cleaning - what's your method?
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Jbraswell
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Bro go with the Pro
6-12 records at a time
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6-12 records at a time
Jbraswell
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Caveat I was fortunate to find a well taken care of unit for $800. Was a deal.
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Angsty
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I should note that this is NOT the same brush packaged with the Record Doctor V that I described earlier.
Jbraswell
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I'm not sure of the difference between them. Never have seen the other.
This one is great for scrubbing detergents into the groove and then I carefully rinse the record under the faucet before going through US.
It's a little tedious but US is not one stop shop for the bin diving.
Jbraswell
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Good scrubbing of Citranox before the US and staying hydrated 
Mix: 4ml to 8oz distilled water
Mix: 4ml to 8oz distilled water
Good scrubbing of Citranox before the US and staying hydrated
Mix: 4ml to 8oz distilled water
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Good to see you’re still keeping the IPAs in the cleaning mix….
Jbraswell
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I treat myself almost as good as my vinyl
Angsty
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The one with the RDV is a cheap plastic affair that's not even worth a photo.
Sebastian
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Just got the newest catalog from Audio Advisor and boy I’m sure glad I bought my VPI when I did. Listed for $950
Sebastian
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Okay VPI users and similar, what’s the go-to fluid people are using nowadays to clean? Just realized that now that I’m spinning again, I got to get back into cleaning, too
I’m still on my first bottle of Chisto that I got last year. I still have a backup.
Angsty
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If you don’t want to use a home brew, I’d recommend to go with Tergitol. Tergikleen is the easiest way to do this.Okay VPI users and similar, what’s the go-to fluid people are using nowadays to clean? Just realized that now that I’m spinning again, I got to get back into cleaning, too
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I like home brews, but not everybody does.
Hmm, looks like Chisto is unavailable for now, and I’m a simple gal, the less steps the better
Thanks!
I think it’s from Ukraine so im guessing it might be unavailable for the forseeable tbh.
If Chisto doesn’t come back, I’ll go back to TTVJ. I bought a fair amount though, so I have plenty of time.Hmm, looks like Chisto is unavailable for now, and I’m a simple gal, the less steps the better
Thanks!
The Ukrainian people have much more to worry about than clean records unfortunately. I hope the war ends soon with Ukraine victorious.
Angsty
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TTVJ looks to be as good as any to me!Hmm, looks like Chisto is unavailable for now, and I’m a simple gal, the less steps the better
Thanks!
I've come to the conclusion that one should use the detergent that makes one happy and worry less about the FOMO of the possible range of cleaning fluids. They will likely not differ much in results when used with vacuum cleaners of various sorts, in appropriate concentrations.
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The Denmarkian Wonder
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I’m also still on my first bottle of Chisto with 3 spare bottles 
Gavaxeman
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Good deal here on VCS2 on eBay U.K.
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