Where to buy record cleaning fluids

IPA (isopropyl alcohol) does not contribute to cleaning and is basically unnecessary in most solutions.

Surfactants are the active chemicals in record cleaning formulas; alcohols are drying agents.

But the odor of alcohol may increase the user's perception that the solution is a more effective cleaner than one without.

Isopropylalchohol is used in tape recorders to clean the tape path.

It's dissolving and subversive tendencies when rubbing or brushing is a help to clean the vinyl.

"dolph"

Isopropyl alcohol has a very low theoretical Kauri Butanol value and therefore is a poor choice to remove oil and grease from plastic.

It is a drying agent as stated; your tape recorder example is irrelevant.

It's always a good idea to know the subject matter before posting.

Yes; It's always a good idea to know the subject matter before posting.
And I do.
Most certainly.
After using this method with better success than all the alternatives in cleaning vinyl LP's (exept ultra sound) for more than 30 years.

Theoreticaly, a bumblebee can't fly.
Figure that out...............in theory.

"dolph"

"Dry LP's with a drilling machine as a kind of centrifuge."

That's something I'd like to see. Please post a video on YouTube.