Got an LP cleaner you want to make money on?

I have a slightly used ultrasonic tank that will fit 1/2 an LP which I would be willing to part with for $50 bucks. I think it cost me a few hundred new but I found it did no better job than my Loricraft and was more work because I still had to suck the liquid off with the Loricraft.

I clean my records before every play. I guess that might be a little anal but I don't mind and it gives me peace of mid to know that an almost irreplaceable original issue Blue Note from the 1950's is in the best shape it can be.

I go back and forth as it's what I do, lol. Interesting take on the ultrasonic tank. I wondered about letting them air dry and thought that would be a pain eventually. Does repeated cleanings harm the vinyl over time? Do you need to put anything on them like Last or products like that? What's funny is that no one talks about cleaning the stylus. I still have a discwasher stylus cleaner in the basement I think. Are these good or will they harm the cartridge? I'm thinking I'll probably just go with a vacuum cleaner.

I hope folks aren't upset that I've hijacked this thread as it wasn't my intent, but it's all kind of related. VPI 16.5 or Sota or Nitty Gritty? Let's pretend they are all the same price. Which Nitty Gritty if you go that route? Thanks.

Jyprez I would be interest in purchasing that from you.
I have some ideas but need what you have to see is they will work.
Now to try to figure out how to but.

Ctsooner:
After I clean mine with steam I have them hanging in front of a fan to dry. They dry quickly. Just make sure you don't stir up any dust behind the fan. You can do a visual inspection when they dry.

As far as stylus cleaning, if the stylus gets a tiny fuzz ball on it it will effect the sound of course. Things can happen even with good cleaning practices. I will use the dry stylus brush occasionally.

Ctsooner:
As far as how often to clean, I'd say as long as the method you use doesn't cause undue wear itself it's up to you how often you want to clean them. Jyprez says he cleans his every time and that's his choice. I don't clean mine that often but that's just how I do it.. As far as coatings and such I don't like to add stuff that can possibly build up down inside the grooves. That's why I favor steam and ultrasonics for cleaning. And again, that's my choice.

Always keep in the back of your mind when you see a new product that in marketing, the number one rule is to create a need for your product. So many times manufacturers will turn a non-issue into a seemingly plausible theoretical solution to a 'problem' you didn't know you had, just to sell you their products.. Just try to maintain a little common sense as you navigate through the world of hype we're inundated with daily..