🔄 Vinyl Record Cleaning Brush - Ultimate Record Cleaner for Record Rescue Review

Overall it does a good job cleaning ruts. % of my vinyl), it is very difficult to detect loose/broken fibers once they remain on the record. The bristles are made out of carbon fiber and are actually quite brittle (compared to something like toothbrush bristles). The bristles will and will fall off this brush. If no one else noticed this, you need to take a closer look/take a closer look. Or I got a defective one. I'm sure some vinyl lovers will be outraged by this opinion, but the best thing…

I am an avid record collector/listener and as most of my collection comes from my grandparents, parents and thrift stores I have to deal with a lot of dusty records. I hate listening to a great record, but I have to try to ignore the popping of dust in the grooves. I've tried different methods of cleaning records (different types of brushes, microfiber cloths, solvent) and for the price and simplicity, this brush was a winner. It's the perfect little tool to get your vinyl sounding great again…

For those who love vinyl records like me, I don't need to bother with the ritual required to preserve them while reducing the "popping" of stubborn dust. Depending on how picky you are (or how obtrusive you are) the necessary caution can be extensive. I wanted an alternative to the D-4 liquid and brush method as it doesn't have to be every time you play a record. In the past, a variety of brushes and anti-static devices could satisfy the most obsessive person; Now, however, the choice is really