Good Quality Distilled Water???

I am gratified that Michael (motdathird) and others have found the RRL samples useful and have used them succesfully. I am happy to continue the tradition established by Albert and maybe someone will pick up the torch later.

Herman, check your e-mail, you need to try them without buying first and give us your unbiased opinion - yea or nay! :-)

Have just had an opportunity to try the RRL samples, graciously, and at no cost, sent from David (4yanx) one of the Audiogon Good Guys, willing to share his enthusiasm for a product line.
Really, quite impressive improvement in vinyl listening, even where records have been previously cleaned with other products on my VPI 16.5 machine.
RRL has really upgraded the listening experience, for me, and is definitely worth a try, if your only experience has been with other products. It never ceases to amaze me how much musical information is able to be pulled from the grooves.

Okay guys, I bought some of the RR products and they arrived today. Great stuff. I had an LP that I just couldn't get to play quiet enough for my satisfaction. I dug that one out first and used the cleaner and then the wash. It's quiet now. The stuff goes a long way too. Very interesting and nice product.

Audiophile= obsessed (I´m one!!).
Gentlemen Your records are indeed far more contaminated than the distilled deionized water properly done you can buy!!
I know, I am obsessed too!! i.e. audiophile but I see no point in overdoing something that's already well established and known in specialized circles i.e. using the right level of water purity and the rest of your cleaning process should get you the improvement in sound without making everything as complicated as we audiophiles tend to do.
If the dionizing process is properly done, subsequent repetitions are useless and nothing more than a nice marketing tool, if you are happy putting money in someone's pocket for peace of mind that's OK with me, but don't believe everything you are told or read.