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I use a product called Labtone which is a pure anionic surfactant

in powdered form. I use 1/8 tsp of the powder in 500ml of total solution. The closest grocery store product to this is original Woolite. Woolite is excellent because it only contains surfactants and no dyes or perfumes. From everything I have read, both Woolite and Labtone have one surfactant that is also in one of the Disc Doctor products.

Again, I will have to contact my son to see how much Woolite I used in his record cleaning solution.

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  • I use a product called Labtone which is a pure anionic surfactant - hiatt@alaska.net 15:43:39 02/25/11 (0)
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