Overview

This safe, concentrated record cleaning fluid is designed for use with Record Doctor vinyl record cleaning machines. Mix the entire contents of the bottle with one gallon of distilled water and let it stand for 15 minutes before use.

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This fluid is can be used with Record Doctor V and Record Doctor VI record cleaning machines.

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safely removes dust, dirt, grease, grime and mold from vinyl records
alcohol-free concentrate mixes with 1 gallon of distilled water
for use with Record Doctor record cleaning machines
2-ounce bottle
warranty: 1 year
Our 60-day money-back guarantee
MFR # RDRXLP

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2.0 Fluid onces of record cleaning concentrate

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Features

Record Cleaning Concentrate: Boost the performance of your record cleaning machine (such as the Record Doctor V or VI) with Record Doctor's RxLP Cleaning Concentrate. The active ingredient in RxLP is a laboratory-grade industrial strength cleaner ideal for safely removing dust, dirt, grease, mold, and other grime from vinyl records and LPs.

Instructions For Use: This alcohol-free RxLP Concentrate is easy to use. Simply mix the entire contents of the bottle with one gallon of high-purity distilled or R/O water, let stand for 15 minutes, and you're ready to go. This 2.0 fluid onces bottle of RxLP concentrate will make one gallon (128 fluid ounces) of cleaning solution.

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5 questions already asked

After mixing a gallon what's the best way to apply to records?

[ Keith Nov 24, 2022 ]

1 answer

There are a few different schools of thought here, Keith. The Record Doctor VI Record cleaning machine in the link below is the ideal way to refurbish a large vinyl collection. If you have a smaller collection or prefer the hand-cleaning route you can use a spray bottle to apply the cleaner directly to the record. A small squeeze bottle is pictured in the manual for the Record Doctor VI and is always a great option. If that direct application of the cleaning solution concerns you in any way, you can always wet the microfiber with the solution and wipe your vinyl manually before turning it in the Record Doctor VI or hand cleaning. I hope this helps Keith! https://www.crutchfield.com/p_325RDVIBK/Record-Doctor-VI-20th-Anniversary-Edition-Gloss-Black.html

[ Bo Nov 25, 2022 ] Staff

Can product remove scratches and crackle from vinyls records?

[ Michael Apr 11, 2022 ]

1 answer

I would say the product won't remove deep scratches but works well removing crackle and his. I would also say it depends on how you've always taken care of your vinyl. It also depends weather your using a quality record cleaning machine or record brush. Also consider using a anti-static device and depending on what type of audio system your playing your vinyl on. On top of line turntables it will dramatically help but using a cheap system turntable it won't help so much!

[ JEFFREY Apr 11, 2022 ]

does it foam?

[ William Feb 08, 2022 ]

3 answers

No.

[ Kenneth Feb 09, 2022 ]

No it does not foam

[ MICHAEL Feb 09, 2022 ]

No, not at all.

[ Matt Feb 08, 2022 ]

Do you need to use a rinse after using the cleaner?

[ Todd Apr 19, 2020 ]

2 answers

No.

[ Kenneth Feb 09, 2022 ]

We have not received any answers from other customers on your question. I would recommend reaching out to an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They should be able to help answer your question.

[ Calvin May 06, 2020 ] Staff

Do you need to use a rinse after using the cleaner?

[ Todd Apr 19, 2020 ]

1 answer

No I don't use a rinse. I just apply the solution and then vacuum.

[ Tom May 01, 2020 ]

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