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In Reply to: RCM cleaner rating posted by RogerT on April 28, 2012 at 10:18:44:
It depends on what is on the LP. Distilled water is very good at cleaning but sometimes it takes something a little more agressive.
Enzyme cleaners take care of organic gunk and alcohol based cleaners take care of spilled man made stuff...hopefully. Combo fluids like Olly's is very good at most things but you need more than one fluid if you are going to cover your bases.
I've ended up using the following four step routine for used LPs:
1) Olly's for 1st step grime and gunk removal
2) Alcohol based, Super Cleaner II from Audio Advisor, cleaner for removing non-organic gunk.
3) MoFi Plus enzyme cleaner for removing tics and pops
4) MoFi Pure for the final cleaning step.
Every now and then I pull out the Sporicidin, Disc Doctor or other cleaners for troublesome LPs. I've lost track of how many fluids are in my LP cleaning cabinet. If they start leaking I may have to call in the HazMat teanm.
Ed
Life is analog...digital is just samples thereof
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- Cleaning LPs is like cleaning anything... - EdAInWestOC 18:28:25 05/04/12 (0)