I got 127 records from the mid 40, 50 and early 60s that need a lot of cleaning


I got all these records, from a friend's grand father and father, they are "impeccable" some of then not even open, but they were in a cave under their house with their wines. 

I looked at them under the USB microscope and some have a lot of what I think is mold(?)  or some other humidity spores.  

 

How do I go about cleaning them? 

I was thinking some mild detergent and warm water, but then what do I use for cleaning them? I was thinkin on buying one of those cheap ultrasonic machines, but the liquid cleaner I have does not remove whatever is stuck on the records.

What would you recommend for the cleaning liquid and/or steps.

After they are clean, I will get them through the Clear Audio, or Autodesk as a last step.

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No substitute for ultrasonic. Cheap Chinese ones work well.  Much better than scrub/vac previously used.

 

What I need to know is what liquids to use, all the records I have looked at are original pressings, not a scratch but some discoloration. 

Enzyme cleaning with this Mold cleaner. SpinClean with 30% isopropyl alcohol/distilled water rinse, then ultrasonic asap. *No alcohol on Bakelite disks. Replace inner liners.