How to remove dust and dirt without harming the vinyl record or damaging the surface?

The easy way to clean records without any harmful chemicals is with Ultrasonic Record (Vinyl) Cleaner. This non-contact cleaning method doesn't use liquid solutions that can leave nasty deposits in the grooves.

How does the ultrasonic vinyl cleaner work?

Place LP's or 7" singles vertically onto a motorised spindle which slowly rotates the vinyl in an ultrasonic cleaner containing de-mineralised water. The ultrasonic sound waves dislodge dirt and dust which the dissolve in the tank.

Which is the best ultrasonic cleaner for vinyl records?

Any 6 Ltr or 9 Ltr ultrasonic cleaner is the best size tank for cleaning vinyl records. A model with digital display and degassing is better because you can see if the water temperature is getting too warm.

How long do I put a record in the ultrasonic cleaner?

The record cleaner rotates at 2 RPM and only and only around 30% of the record face is submerged at any one time. I would suggest trying a cycle time of around 30 minutes.

What is the best cleaning fluid for cleaning vinyl records?

There are lots of dedicated products available that might leave a deposits in the grooves. We suggest using distilled or demineralised water. Add (literally) one or two drips of washing up liquid. This breaks down surface tension of the water allowing it to get into the bottom of the record grooves.

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Record (Vinyl) Cleaner

An ultrasonic record cleaner can significantly improve the sound quality of your vinyl collection without...

An ultrasonic record cleaner can significantly improve the sound quality of your vinyl collection without causing any damage (LP's and 7" singles). If you have a collection of vinyl records, the chances are pretty good that at some point in their lifetime they will need cleaning. Even with very careful handling and storage, dust still manages to find it's way onto the surface and importantly, into the grooves of each record regardless. This often results in unwanted crackles and pops.