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| Recorded Cleaning Machnies @spatialking The no rinse receipt I provided above is specifically for UT machines. | |
| Kirmuss users, what do you find? @lewm, Ethylene glycol is the one that is toxic. Propylene glycol is not toxic Ethylene Glycol and Propylene Glycol Toxicity: What is Propylene Glycol? | Environmental Medicine | ATSDR. Kirmuss admits to using "propanol 1,2 diol" KirmussAudio-... | |
| Recorded Cleaning Machnies @spatialking, Theoretically, if all cleaner drains off the record, then there is nothing to dry, and nothing (non-volatile residue) will be left behind, or if the cleaner concentration is so low that no objectionable residue will remain. I am no... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @slaw @billstevenson, Do not drive yourself crazy with trying to remove all particles that UV can detect. It's inherent to the environment but keeping it under 'reasonable' control benefits keeping the record clean - it's all about maintenanc... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @billstevenson, The Kinetronics 10x18-Inch Tiger Cloth is available from many sites besides Amazon. Just search "Kinetronics 10x18-Inch Tiger Cloth"; you may have to pay for shipping such as Kinetronics Soft Microfiber Anti-Static Cloth - 10 x ... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @slaw, @billstevenson The UV light verifies that the PTFE (Teflon) rod works; that it picks up particles & lint from the brush (or record is used as specified in the book). The UV light also verifies that the PTFE (Teflon) rod is clean with... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @pindac, What you are seeing is one of the fundamental challengers with brushes - how do you know they are clean and how do you keep them clean? The same problem exists with fabric mats such as suede leather; except there is really no easy met... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @pindac, A very easy method to observe particles on Teflon is with a UV light. This is the UV light I use (which is addressed in the book): ALONEFIRE SV003 10W 365nm UV Flashlight Portable USB Rechargeable Woods Lamp Black Light for Pet Urine D... | |
| Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records @pindac, Here are the details of your brush - YUKIMU SUPER AUDIO ACCESSORY| Yukimu. The 'secret' to the brush is the Mitsubishi COREBRID™ B bristle which is a hollow acrylic bristle filled with carbon making it anti-static. Other companies s... | |
| Soundsmith Zephyr lll retip @george53, The option for different cantilever/stylus is for non-Soundsmith cartridges. Phono Cartridge Repair / Restoration / Tip Repair | Soundsmith, For OTHER Phono Cartridges (NOT SOUNDSMITH/B&O phono cartridges): For SOUNDSMITH ph... | |
| Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine @oldaudiophile, Watching the video, the rotation appears to be about 6-rpm, and from this site, Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic 2.0 | MUSIC STORE professional, the power supply is 12V & 3A = 36-watts as you indicate. The Knosti appears to ... | |
| Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine Here is the official German site for the Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic 2.0 record cleaning machine - Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic 2.0 | Ultrasonic cleaner for vinyl records and here is a good review of the unit with lots of photos - DISCO-A... | |
| Vinyl Care @richardbrand, The quote from book is from THE WEAR AND CARE OF RECORDS AND STYLI, by Harold D. Weiler, 1954. The diamond dust is of no consequence - it is very fine sub-micron that really has no impact to record playback. As I say in the boo... | |
| Vinyl Care @dogberry, No, GruvGlide is nothing like LAST. If this is still the ingredients of GruvGlide - Gruv Glide Ingredients Revealed- Vinyl Engine, it's an antistatic spray. Quaternary ammonium compounds (QUATs for short) are cationic surfactants wh... | |
| Vinyl Care @billstevenson, Thank-you for the acknowledgement but let us not forget the contribution that @whart (Bill Hart) made in publishing the book and making it available for free through his site The Vinyl Press -. Otherwise, please remember what ... |