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Originally Posted by MrG
"Thanks. I came across this in Music Direct and ordered one a week ago. Cheap way to get started with vinyl cleaning. I'll start here and work my way up later."
A nice inexpensive way to work your way up the record cleaning ladder is the Record Doctor vacuum cleaner for $199. I spin clean the record and then set it on the Record Doctor and vacuum up all the fluid. Does a great job. You will need to turn the record by hand, but that's fine with me. Well reviewed. Amazon. Eliminates the hand towels and extracts all of the fluid and suspended debris in the grooves. Record comes off ready to play.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out!
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