Fluids....

I think most products designed to clean or home made formulas used in record cleaning machines all work well within reasonable expectations. 
The caveat here is not the effectiveness of your choice of cleaning solution..... but the effectiveness of the rinse and its ability to remove both the cleaning fluids and the crud loosened when soaked with those fluids plus no recontamination. 
I've owned a Loricraft for decades....with out a doubt the rinse cycles are the most critical for the greatest result.....wash....rinse, rinse,rinse.

A VPI 16.5 and this. 
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fsQRiZxjE-8

Don’t make it difficult. 

Since my LP's do not get touched in the groves, I just squirt my old disc washer with distilled water, just in case a piece of dust got into the equipment room (EX-Laundry Room.)

A lp placed on a soft folded towel.The dishwasher brush,water depending where you live ,if you have a lot of rust or mineral in it ,the bottled water.Put the water in a spray bottle...you dont need anything else...Spray and wipe ,your lps plastic is very hard and doesn't scratch, the felt pad...clean the brush with the brush it came with .Wipe it clean with terry cloth .A good cleaning, I  have done this hundreds of times .The records unless deeply scratch,sound like new again...