New Concept anti static record brushes
29/Jul/2011 12:14 Filed in: New Products
The only thing you should use to dry clean your records is a Carbon Fibre Record Brush.
Why is this? Well any cloths can catch grit then scratch records with the grit. Velvet pads clean the surface of the record so it looks clean, but they just shove the muck deeper into the grooves. A carbon fibre brush is strong and fine enough to get right into the grooves and lift dust out, most cleaning products superficially clean a record so it looks clean but in the process shove the dust down into the grooves where it causes annoying clicks and pops.
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