REVIEW: my new Spin-Clean

If you get the rollers wet, or the slots that they sit in wit, or both, you'll find that the rollers move a lot better and won't pop out. They need some sort of lubrication otherwise the friction will make them pop out.

 

I will try that for my next session and report either way. Thank you

 

Will try that, but would steer away from any "lubrication" which might adversely affect the efficacy of the solution and/or leave a deposit on the brushes and LPs.

 

I think he was saying the water acts as a lubricant.

 

What a gracious offer! Thank you! But no need....it's only one record. Preciate it though.

 

The only issue I had with new vinyl was the one that used the Record Doctor-V cleaning solution on. I never let cleaning fluid dry....I vacuum it off. The minty used vinyl I purchase as well as the other dirty used vinyl I spoke about earlier and clean hve no issues either.

 

In the case of the LAST you apply it with a brush while the record is on the turntable and air drying is the only alternative. With the Spin Clean its the supplied cotton cloths then an air dry in a rack. Not about to get into the vacuum thing since I believe in favor of the opinion of some authorities in the Hi Fi and vinyl record producing industries that record cleaning is way over done and I try to keep it strictly to a dry brushing before each play. Even that I keep to a minimum by applying the brush to the record and rotating the platter one revolution manually with the opposite hand. My records are always clean and quiet.