[wallace]

Dont suppose any of you have this old artifact.

Wallace requires instructions to use.


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Also, since we are on proper proceedure:
Those ubiquitous 70s Discwasher (D4) brushes with the walnut handles: just for wet cleaning??
Whats proceedure?
Any decent, or just toys that rub the dirt back in?

[Wayner]

I use the Discwasher brush all the time. I do use a wet spray (4 to 1 mixture of H2O and 99% isopropyl alcohol) in a spray bottle. A couple of sprays on the brush, then wipe the dust off the LP. I've used this trick for most of my life. Records are as clean as can be.

Wayner

[wallace]

Wallace understands you have to rock that brush as you use it. (Thats why the pile-wotsit surface is curved  - moreso, if you ever saw it, the Realistic version of the brush.)
You spread your cleaning solution/scrub  using one  end of the pile, then you tilt back and remove it with the dry (unused) end.

Wallace has reservations about this method of cleaning.
Seems that -without suction - your just merely rearranging/shifting residue/grit/mold.