Good Quality Distilled Water???


If store variety distilled water is not considered good enough and full of impurities, where does one get distilled water for cleaning records that is acceptable?
jbaussie
I have to agree with the RRL camp.

I also tried many different things, and none work as well for me.

I also tried them based on recommendations of Patrick, Doug, and others here.

I also have learned that there are people on this forum who have much more patience to try many more processes than I am willing to try.

So, to sum it all up, Patrick may have the most anal cleaning process in the world, but damn if it don't work good! I use it on any "rare or expensive" album that I have. I use about 3/4 of the process on the rest.

And since I started doing it his way, damn if my albums don't sound better.

So, I gues what I'm tying to say is you can try all of the options that are out there, or you can take the advice offered, and try it first. It may save you a lot of aggravation, and again I'll testify to the fact that it does work, and well.

JM2C.

Joe
A good source of mineral free water is the water condensed in an airconditioner - just pass it through an ordinary paper filter and voila, a perfectly good (and cheap) mineral free water, albeit, slightly acidic, which actually helps in cutting through fatty deposits.
Folks, does the RRL deep cleaner work with a Nitty Gritty (fluid injected) cleaner? If so, how?

Thank you for the consideration.
Of course, I will jump in on the RRL bandwagon, having been on it for some time following my comparisons to many other fluids. Joe, I'm glad to hear someone has a cleaning process that is more anal than mine.

I was also impressed by Albert's past offer and have posted a couple of times offering the same. I've sent out a number of samples with universal approval. A couple just never contacted me again so I will assume they are happy, too! ;-0

David