Record cleaning fluids

Thanks for your answers and your opinions.
Well, as I can see, every guy has his own opinion and uses a different type of fluid.

Somebody uses systems or combinations in several stpes, like Walker Audio products.

I only use Clearaudio fluid. The question to answer is:

People who has used several type of fluids and can compare between them.

Walker audio combo-fluids are truly very expensive. This cleaning sysytem uses an enzymatic product, but I don know if I can buy a cheaper enzymatic fluid.

I could spend lots of money in this products, but I want to know if this is a good option to change my Cearaudio fluid, or if I am throwing my money.

This was suggested to me by members Doak and Tvad as an inexpensive and effective enzyme cleaner. Works like a charm.

The guy who makes the Mint protracter also has a solution. I tried it and like it very much.

i also like the AIVS multi-step cleaner method as the best i've tried. i especially like the Ultra clean water rinse as a final step.

having an RCM that allows for different types of cleaners i think is a good thing. i've gone from having only a one step machine to adding another that does allow for different cleaners and i do like that. of course, YMMV. and i agree with Syntax that ulimately there are many effective ways and products to use that work.

It is not a fluid, but it works and is cheap

The tool for the vinylmatic