Turntable Platter Demagnetizing

Auspicious first post and first reply. Can't agree that the response was indicative of arrogance and ego. 

The charged particles your supposing are not magnetic and I can't recall any platter in the last 40 years being magnetic either. Magnetism isn't your problem. A demagnetizer isn't your answer. But supposing it was, a tape head demagnetiser would be a tedious solution, and the analogy of a toothbrush used to clean a floor actually isn't a bad one at all. A bulk tape  eraser would be the way to go if you actually had he problem you supposed which you don't. 

I have a copper platter and would never dream of doing this however this being said using a Furutech Destat and damag will eliminate this problem.

Pro-Ject Debut III

Turntable

• Plinth out of MDF in matt black or with glossy black, glossy white, silver, red, blue and green surface

• 1,3 kg balanced steel platter with felt mat

• Bearing Block 3: Low-tolerance chrome-plated stainless-steel axle runs on a polished ball bearing in a brass bearing housing

• Motor decoupled to reduce vibration

• Special, resonance damping feets

• 1,3 kg balanced steel platter with felt mat

http://www.project-audio.com/main.php?prod=debut

Yes, there are TTs with steel platters.

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Before I respond I have to Apologize to "czarivy" I need to put my Ego in my back pocket. After reading your response your Analogy is spot on again I'm sorry.