It sure helps me

Posted by 1973shovel (A) on September 8, 2024 at 04:48:34

In Reply to: Would something like this help? Click on "all buying options." posted by alaskahiatt on September 6, 2024 at 07:50:38:

The Groovemaster gives me something to get a firm grip on while cleaning. I use a cardboard or plastic spool from an empty roll of duct tape to sit it in while I scrub.

After the cleaning regimen, I rinse the record using my kitchen sink sprayer, vacuum it dry. and then let it sit in a dish rack for a while to allow any remaining moisture to evaporate. The bonus is no wet labels.

I've been using mine for years, and wouldn't want to be without it. It's good to know that they're still available.

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Topic - Dish drying rack for records - violinist3 13:06:55 09/04/24 (11)

RE: Dish drying rack for records - Munkie_NL 06:30:08 09/06/24 (1)

Ahh, the original Spin Clean . . . nt - alaskahiatt 22:47:24 09/06/24 (0)

Thanks all - violinist3 00:16:01 09/06/24 (2)

Would something like this help? Click on "all buying options." - alaskahiatt 07:50:38 09/06/24 (1)

It sure helps me - 1973shovel 04:48:34 09/08/24 (0)

i like these... - hifitommy 20:37:56 09/04/24 (0)

I use one of these... - dancingseamonkey 19:29:47 09/04/24 (1)

RE: I use one of these... - Mushroom Soup 15:13:53 10/14/24 (0)

RE: Dish drying rack for records - geoff 14:54:35 09/04/24 (1)

RE: Dish drying rack for records - geoff 14:57:01 09/04/24 (0)

I used one of these during my early days of record cleaning. I never - alaskahiatt 13:31:25 09/04/24 (0)

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It sure helps me - 1973shovel 04:48:34 09/08/24 (0)

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