How do u clean a vinyl record?
A surfactant is a solvent used to clean the surface of the record. There are surfactants made specifically for cleaning records, and you should pick some up if you are serious about cleaning your records. If you can’t get it, you can make your own by mixing a weak solution of rubbing alcohol with water. Or you can use a weak mixture of soap and water. The problem with the soap and water is that it should be rinsed off afterwards. Also, make sure to use distilled water. To actually remove the dirt, you will use a brush or microfiber cloth with the surfactant. The record cleaning industry has a couple of different brushes that work well for cleaning a record. It is best to use one of the recommended velvet or carbon fiber brushes or a microfiber cloth to clean vinyl. The brush works by plowing the dirt off the record. So put the record on the turntable and drop a couple drops of record cleaner on the record. Turn on the turntable and place the brush on the record. Once the record has rot
