My Secret!!

The Author use a normal household item to clean his records. Though maybe it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but it certainly works. Some collectors use washing up liquid but it is a recommendation, have found this to be of little use. But wait for it, ---- this substance can be use with great success. Thick bleach! That's it my friends!

Yes Bleach. You know, that stuff they say "kills all known germs dead!" Remember that most dust is dead human skin and have found that bleach is an organic solvent peroxide that has the most effect when used to clean vinyl records! Great care must be taken though. It's not the record label that you want to clean. It's the vinyl grooves. The end result is excellent.

Some are of the idea that bleach can damage the Vinyl!  "Check out your bleach bottle."

 Bleach will remove oily fingerprints imprints that gathers dust and grimes that settles in the grooves.  Bleach cannot damage the vinyl record. Bleach can remove grime out of the vinyl record grooves.

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