Review on 🎵 LANMU Vinyl Record Cleaner Attachment for Dyson V11 V10 V8 V7 Vacuum Cleaners | Spin Clean Wand for Vinyl Records by Trevor Bannister

I've been cleaning vinyl for over 50 years and I'm so cheap or stupid that I've never thought of such a device. I can tell you it works great, easy to adapt to other hose sizes if you don't have a Dyson. All you have to do is put the old inner tube on the end until it matches the diameter of the tube you have. reuse. try to use again and then you can just use it normally. I think I've tested it on albums that haven't been cleaned in over 40 years. I first played the page I was about to delete and noticed clicks and pops. I've done this a few times with different records, yes they were $4.99 records when I bought them and they are just standard quality not thick heavy duty vinyl. In each case, a difference was heard, which is easy to notice after using this device. In the past I've used everything from cleaning solution kits like a dishwasher. I've also used ionizing or deionizing guns, which release static electricity on the dust particles. For me, this little wand fulfilled them all. Now the downside, funny wacky having a vacuum installed in your listening room would also be nice if it were a mounted system that doesn't require as much physical manipulation to find the sweet spot that delivers maximum suction, but at this one you can rotate the album for cleaning. As if the suction is too strong, the album is sucked out of the plate. This can easily be adjusted by changing the angle between the stick and the album surface. Even though it offers better performance than other devices, it is not that difficult to work with. After throwing everything else away and only using a wand, I adapted a dedicated vacuum cleaner that is set aside, with a hose and cleaning wand attached to the back of the stereo. The price is low. enough of what i would say, try as i did and i think overall you will be happier.