Vinyl Cleaning: Device to keep label dry?

I've seen it around here too.This might be it.[http://www.gallagher.com/clean_records.htm]

I have one of those Groovmaster's shown in the post linked by Hifihvn. It does its job well.

The guy who made them used to sell direct on ebay but he doesn't seem to be listing them now. If you can't find one for sale, Google "groovmaster" and several sites will pop up showing how to DIY from bits available at Home Depot. I could be persuaded to part with mine, since washing LP's by hand no longer cuts it for my purposes.

I have a groovmaster and it works well, especially when using steam to clean. I recommend having two, it makes the process go faster.

Yesterday I read about a device called the "Spin Clean Record Washer" on the Needle Doctor site, complete with demo video. It's designed in such a way as to eliminate the wet label concern ... looks promising. I can see how it could probably be used in a steam cleaning application too. Right now, during steam cleaning - to keep the label dry - I cover the label with a small finger bowl (slightly larger than label size in diameter). It works, but it's pretty slow.

Buconero117/Strateahed - Just curious, are you getting better results from steam than from a typical vacuum RCM w/fluids set-up? Also, are you using the Mapleshade steam cleaner?