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Has anyone tried EZ-Zyme enzyme cleaner

Have anyone try EZ-Zyme enzyme cleaner by Miltex for home brew record cleaning fluid?
My understanding is that EZ-Zyme enzyme cleaner primary used in the medical field.
Here is the product description from Miltex website:
"Neutral pH multi-enzyme liquid concentrate ideal for instrument presoak,
ultrasonic cleaning, laundry presoak, and evacuation system cleaner. Ideal for cleaning hard to remove proteinaceous (mucous " tissue) and lipid (fatty) materials from the surfaces of surgical/dental instruments, linen, water submersible equipment, or where mechanical scrubbing is impractical." It sounds like a very good record cleaning solution at a very reasonable price to me ? Your opion please.
lpfan
lpfan OP
3 posts
 
http://interguidedental.com/catalog/showitem.php?product=10669
1 gallon container cost $48.00
Contents of 1-gallon container makes 170 gallons of solution.
crem1
672 posts
 
Lpfan: I would not be surprized if that product has been rebadged and resold to us. For several years I have been experimenting with live bacteria that produce the approprate enzyme's to clean LPs. The process takes 1/2 to 1 Hr. per-side. While the results have been outstanding , folks in the industry have strongly suggested I invest my time solely with enzyme solutions. Do you have any idea of the time the solution needs to be in contact with the LP ? That's the key to the whole cleaning process(time). I also steam clean and use a RCM.
stiltskin
499 posts
 
Lpfan,
Using active enzymes with a labortory grade water rinse to clean your LPs is extremely effective.

Used in medical,dental and labs your not going to find a better way to deep clean your LPs.

You can try a home brew method of this Miltex, 170 gallons will clean afew LPs.

However I use the Walkeraudio prelude active enzyme solution kit with remarkable results.
lewm
13,393 posts
 
Considering that the Miltex product is dirt cheap compared to "audiophile" ones, it would certainly seem to be worth a try. But don't forget that cleaning is a multi-step process; once you have completed the enzymatic step, you need to remove the residue with a thorough washing.
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