Steam cleaning records 2

Madfloyd, has your steamer got the nozzle with the right angle downturn at the end which allows you to keep the steamer body vertical?
If you only have the straight nozzle, you would be tilting the steamer and thus uncovering the bottom element leading to loss of steam?

Madfloyd : Should that steam cleaner be the "Perfection" , it may well be defective ; Walgreens should accept it as a return , or for exchange.

According your description, that steam making machine isn't fuctioning properly. Please, consider another steaming unit to lessen any potential danger of a dangerious malfuction. Once they start to malfuction who knows where that will end.

Sonofjim you are so right in your post above it was a little difficult doing the filming. Sorry for the delay in replying we just returned home yesterday and had a lot of cleaning up to do.

In the end your vinyl will not be harmed by the time you steam. On some lps that are in real bad shape with grunge and dirt take the extra time to get that lp clean. On others like new sealed lps you might not need that much time passing the steamer.

Halcro, I am using the same attachment as Stltrains does in his video.

Crem1: Yes, it's the perfection and I'll replace it.

Question for all you experts;

Would not an extra steam application (without use of any cleaners) be the equivalent of a rinse?

The best water I have is simply distilled and I'm wondering what my best option (with distilled) is to rinse - pour on distilled or another steam application.

Thanks.