iSonic Vinyl Record Cleaning Solution Concentrate, CSVR01x2 (2-Pack)

This cleaning solution by iSonic seems to do a very good job of cleaning records in my ultrasonic machine. I use only one capful of solution per tankful of distilled water..not the recommended one capful per gallon. This cuts down on the amount of foam created..which may or may not interfere with the cleaning process but, I just prefer the least amount of foam possible. The cleaning action of the ultrasonics is by the tiny bubbles created by the machine and it stands to reason that much bigger bubbles in the water would hinder that. Anyway, this product seems to work very well in loosening any dirt or debris in the grooves of the record. With a very dirty LP, you may have use a manual cleaning process first before the ultrasonic machine.

Serious record collecting demands cleaning. Most new records arrive from factories with imperfections, smudges, paper debris from sleeves, and damage from poor shipping. Proper cleaning is vital. Skip spin-cleans and basic glorified distilled water "brush" kits; as they cause scratches and damage when you have crap on your record. Invest upfront in a hydrosonic cleaner with iSonic solution to protect your records correctly. Just one cap of this miracle solution per gallon of distilled water is all you need! Pop your vinyl in the machine for a quick 30-minute bath at 20-30°C, and voilà—your records practically dry themselves on the rack in another 15-20 minutes. Ditch those awful factory sleeves for rice paper ones, and your precious vinyl will stay pristine for ages. A quick brush now and then keeps debris at bay, your stylus cleaner, and your sound crystal clear. I've rescued everything from mint Discogs purchases to grimy 40-year-old thrift store treasures with this method!

Works as described. A little will go a long way.

Does the job!

Cleans albums pretty well but stinks pretty bad. Smells like a strong industrial cleaner cross between windex x10 and amonia.

Solution works wonders!!!!

I have used all the usual methods, including Discwasher + D4 solution back in the 1970’s. I’m 65. I took “pretty good” care of them over the years. Most in original jackets and stored properly. I bought Isonic solution and Vevor ultrasonic record cleaner and suddenly my 50 year old LP’s sound noticeably clear of pops, cracks & static and It’s fair to say, imho, that my old, but undamaged records sound virtually brand new, and are a pleasure to listen to again! I paid $123 for the ultrasonic cleaner. The combination of Isonic cleaning fluid and ultrasonic cleaning might be a game changer and bring back to new life your old favorite vinyl. I was blown away with mine. (I have a Pro-Jett manual turntable) Check out YouTube for info on Vevor cleaners. I was blown away how much better my old favorites sound with a good deep cleaning!

I bought a much bigger supply of this than I needed in the short run, so I'll be using it for awhile. Records come out of the ultrasonic bath nice and clean with no noticeable residue (but I rinse them anyway, just in case . . . )