🎵 Experience Spotless Sound with the GrooveWasher Walnut Vinyl Record Cleaning Kit Review

I recently bought two record players and a mixer to mix records at home (had to do something in Covid times) and of course I have been collecting records to play with. All the recordings were used and some of them were pretty rough. Not only did this cleaner clean dirty records, but there were a few records that didn't look dirty but sounded terrible with some very distracting clicks and clicks. To be honest I didn't expect the cleaner to improve the sound of these records but of course after…

I have no idea where my 70's DiscWasher kit is and I was afraid I would never be able to replace it, especially after reading many reviews of other products online that seemed ineffective or worse , the vinyl was damaged. Then I saw GroveWasher and gave it a try. It worked just like my old DiscWasher! The only downside is that it doesn't come with that beautiful walnut base, but it can be purchased separately. And there's no plastic lid like the old DiscWasher. But I found a small clear plastic

I run all my albums (mostly VG+ or better used vinyl, but also new ones) through the Record Friend rinse system which removes all dirt, vinyl shavings and most of the grease from fingerprints. It's okay it's not a vacuum system, but it does the job well enough. However, I have found that it tends to leave a lot. something, lint? in the grooves that come out on the first play. The needle tends to pull it out, leaving dirt on the album after playing. And the number of static pops is usually quite