dansomeone
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I use this gallon jug (it's cheaper and good quality) for storage. I use the little spray bottle the concentrate came in as my applicator.
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Record cleaning - what's your method?
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Russ I
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If the concentrate has any potential for breaking down once it's diluted, you might also consider mixing small batches as you need them and storing the concentrate away from light.
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Go on, geezer.
Russ I
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Hahaha! Yes you do! And it was tricky stuff haha. Wrote the measurements on the spray bottle once I got it figured out so I’d only have to compute once.
LeeVing
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Yep...that's what I did.
I also wrote on the bottle that it is record cleaner - DO NOT DRINK.
Just in case.
I also just ordered some of those squeeze bottles. I've been using my old VPI cleaner bottle for years, just refilling it with my homebrew. But moving on to the Chisto for now I think deserves something new.
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Lacubrious
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***updated*** this has now been claimed.
Does anyone in the US want a bottle of Chisto Easy Groove?
I was trying to get one sent to me in Australia but the parcel forwarders are not willing to send it and have labeled it a dangerous good. Long story short, without IATA accreditation, which manufacturer doesn’t have they won’t send it by air.
It’s in Oregon now but sending it back plus the restocking fee is pretty much going to wipe out any refund. So, fuck it. One of you fine people can have it. Send me a DM with your deets.
Does anyone in the US want a bottle of Chisto Easy Groove?
I was trying to get one sent to me in Australia but the parcel forwarders are not willing to send it and have labeled it a dangerous good. Long story short, without IATA accreditation, which manufacturer doesn’t have they won’t send it by air.
It’s in Oregon now but sending it back plus the restocking fee is pretty much going to wipe out any refund. So, fuck it. One of you fine people can have it. Send me a DM with your deets.
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LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Even though I didn’t back this, I really hope this thing works. I’ve watched a few ultrasonic cleaning videos and it’s pretty amazing how these things work. I’d like to see the difference between this and my VPI because there’s no way I’m dropping that Degritter cash.
LiamGallaghersBucketHat
Go on, geezer.
Pre Orders are next week.
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HumminGuru all-in-one ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner
A professional, all-in-one, compact ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner that restores your vinyl records. This ultrasonic vinyl cleaning machine will clean and dry your record in just one step and the duration will be under 7 to 15 minutes. It is easy to use, easy to store, easy to carry around.
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AnthonyI
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.......I might have to bite on this now.Pre Orders are next week.
HumminGuru all-in-one ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner
A professional, all-in-one, compact ultrasonic vinyl record cleaner that restores your vinyl records. This ultrasonic vinyl cleaning machine will clean and dry your record in just one step and the duration will be under 7 to 15 minutes. It is easy to use, easy to store, easy to carry around.
MikeH
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At this point wouldn’t it make sense to wait and see if its actually good?
AnthonyI
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Valid point, just wondering what the price may or may not do
Mr Moustache
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Very excited about this! I really hope it delivers as stated.
Jeff Lerner
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Looks like it just uses water, not cleaning solution? If so, do we know if this can be used for like one or two records at a time (as opposed to Spinclean that suggests doing a "cleaning session" of 20 or so records each time)?
Mr Moustache
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yeah, this is still unknown really. I think they implemented a filter system so you can re-use the water and batch clean. I don't know how efficient this will be. We'll have to figure it all out as we receive them. Cleaning solution should be unnecessary yes.
Joe Mac
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Yes it can. It cleans one record at a time and you should really use fresh water for each record. You fill the water tank to its line. Pour the water into the cleaning basin, put the tank into its slot, pick your cycle. Once it’s done it drains the used water back into the tank which you can then chuck down the sink and your record is clean and dry.
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Russ I
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But as @Mr Moustache noted, I think it was in response to requests within their discussion board that they developed a filter for the water to pass through while draining that would, in theory, allow for using the same water for more than one record. Given the low cost of distilled water, either way should be fine, but it will be interesting to see whether reusing the water is effective. Not sure why they would have developed the filter if it doesn't get the job done. Time will tell.
Joe Mac
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True. I think you’d still need to top it up each time as there would be inevitable water loss through the process. I’m sure it will be fine but either way it’s not throwing money away. The implementation of an air filter for the fan intake was a much bigger deal to me.
Russ I
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Agreed. I probably wouldn't have thought of that as being important if it hadn't been mentioned, but yeah, it's a key feature.
dansomeone
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Yeah, that's why I didn't do the kickstarter. A hearty thank you to all you guinea pigs!