Your channel is great Ben! Nice job

Ben, thank you for this great information.

Excellent Video! Greetings from Germany!

I made the mistake of buying the Record Dr 6. What an absolute piece of shit. I can now use this method to get over the pain and embarrassment of falling for the bullshit hype. Thank you sir.

Thank you for your video. You have a very interesting set-up, and I appreciate you sharing. I’m curious about how you decided to use a vacuum method for the drying. What advantages do you find over drying the record with a clean, lint-free cloth? Thank you.

I use natural goat's supposed to be best, and you can use natural goat hair paint brushes about $5 2"-6" and it has a metal band generally around it you can tell it from the synthetic version. get a couple for cleaning and one for cleaning while its on the the turntable dust removal always keep it damp always play records wet. yes but vacuuming does cause static and I think the vacuum heads have particles in them that get back onto the record surface. I would do it very slowly and just one rotation, and immersed in water alcohol mix, and let it dry naturally in a rack. I always put isopropanol alcohol 30% with the the rinsing doesn't do any ham and dries quickly.

what size elbow did you use at the hole in the countertop? THe pipe appears to be 1" but the busness end appears to fit properly snug into to the vinylvac. I know 1" to 3/4" elbow wouldnt fit properly in the end of the 1" vac. Did you somehow find one that fit snug? I tried every elbow i could find at home depot and no luck. IM building something simular. This is a great setup. I also assume that fitting sitting in front of the elbow on the counter is just to support the vac when its mounted so it is at the right height? Thanks ....great channel!

Nice . Is there not a concern with the fluid and electrics .or is it only used manually? .

Been washing lps this weekend without a vacuum. A lot of hand drying. This could be just the ticket. I won't play a record unless it's been cleaned.

This is absolute insanity. Is listening to records a hobby? Or, a semester of college chemistry. Record cleaning has become a second hobby for many. I’d much rather be listening to records than spend the rest of my life scrubbing them. Yes, I do clean my records. But not with all kinds of contraptions, formulas, and crazed voodoo.