When cleaning vinyl - what to use for


I read with interest a recent string about a fibrous residue after cleaninig which string also included a lot of detail about various vinyl cleaning preferences. Common to many procedures is a first scrubbing step. Am curious about what applicators/brushes are recommended for the initial wet cleaning step. Some have cautioned against a Hunt brush but also seem to indicate carbon fiber won't work effectively - just curious what IS used.
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Thanks guys. I do use a Hunt for dry cleaning prior to playing. Want to get a manual/vacuum unit for wet cleaning. Just trying to think through some of the steps and recommended accessories.
I use LAST Power Cleaner w/LAST brushes to initially clean the LP then store it in a brand new MoFi sleeve.
Then each side gets washed on the TT before playing using Discwasher D4 with Discwasher brush.
To clean the stylus I use Onzow Zerodust.
Seems to be all that's needed.....as far as I can tell... I just recently joined the vinyl camp, so I would appreciate if anyone has any suggestions as well.
Thanks.
Walker is just now shipping newly devised brushes for the three steps of his Prelude. I just got some but haven't tried them yet. They look good but I can't vouch for any special effectiveness. I have found that stubborn spots will elude all but the most vigorous scrubbings. For stubborn spots I use a stylus brush with liquid of some sort, following up with the usual wet vacuuming. I've heard that vinyl is not impervious to such scrubbings but I haven't noticed anything audible.
I use Disc Doctor brush for wet cleaning and I like it very much.

If LP is very dirty, I also use a sticky pad to pick up any dust particles and foreign objects before the first wet clean otherwise, the brush may push them around and scratch the LP. I use a sticky pad made by handstands.com. it was originally designed for holding cell phone in a car. It is washable and doesn't leave residue. I also use it to clean my VPI acrylic platter. Very effective and cheap. Highly recommended.