Static Electricity on Vinyl

I used a Milty until it crapped out a couple of years ago.   Then I got a good deal on a Furutech Destat II.  Both do the trick, but the Milty is quicker/easier to use.  In hindsight I wish I had bought another Milty.

I have used various versions of the Milty since 1974. A few years ago, unhappy with the Milty 3 insofar as it would not evenly remove the static from the record or would apply static if the trigger was not pressed and released in a precisely even fashion (not always easy to do), I went looking for an alternative. After reading an online review of the Destat, I purchased one. I much prefer the Destat as it works better and applies its effects more evenly than the Milty. I highly recommend it. It is worth the price difference.

I second the Furutech DeStat along with an Acoustac carbon fiber brush.

If your table allows, try grounding your platter from underneath the plinth.  Try using a humidifier in the room.  If all else fails, use one of the anti-static guns.

Gruv Glide will completely cure the static issue.  Yes, I know some people are against putting coatings on their records - so be it.  I'm just letting you know.  Without getting into a debate on the safety, the audiophile sites such as Music Direct have been selling the stuff for years and I'm sure if it was harmful the audio community would know.  In any case - it does cure static.