Orthobiz' holiday GIFT. Offer Now Closed. No payment, please!

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orthobiz

Please see my 12/8/10 post. Thanks!

Paul

Everybody here gives me a lot: advice, entertainment, help, etc etc
Time for me to give back to the group.

I would like to gauge interest in a Biz gift box for Christmas, Hanukah, any holiday, end of year, whatever. Two items:

1. Endozime. I previously sent small amounts out to fellow AC members last year; it works fine in my Loricraft record cleaning vacuum machine. It has medical grade enzymes that digest all kinds of gunky stuff that would be found on garage sale records like molds, spores, organic detritus, proteinaceous grossness. I usually follow it with L'art du Son and then distilled water. It dilutes to a couple of quarts. I don't know if it will work on that sticky black residue on your Green Label American Beauty.

2. Surgical sponges. Ever see the pictures for the sponges they include in the Spin Clean record washer ads? Every buy one and look at the 2 measly sponges they include? Well, I did and guess what? They are the same (albeit smaller) as the ones I use in surgery! So I bought a box of sterile gauze sponges in packs of 5, prewashed. They are good for records because they have really low lint content. Don't want to leave stuff behind in gut especially, even little particles of cotton. 15 bucks for 5 (small) sponges from Spin Clean. I have the big stuff coming, 18x18 sponges. Hey, I'm American. Bigger is better, right?

Anyway they are awesome when records come out dripping wet, no matter what cleaning method you might want to use. You can wipe the records dry in a circular motion. Nothing is faster at cleaning vinyl than my daughter and I running a 20 album Spin Clean session with lap sponges.

And they should be plenty big to lay a record on if you wish. They are rewashable. Do not use any fabric softener, however, or you'll feel like you wiped your eyeglasses clean with Puffs Lotion Deluxe Facial Tissues! (I'm just surmising, I never tried it with the records but I have used Puffs on my glasses and it is awful!).

So, after I throw in the sponges and the Endozime, I may ask a paltry pittance (we have members across the pond now) for shipping but otherwise it's my gift to you mugs (and vinyl lady). Like I said, I'm getting an idea of interest so please just post in this thread if you're in. If it gets out of hand, I'll reserve the right to limit it but as of this moment I'm psyched!

And don't let me find out that you're using enzymes and sponges for basement medical experiments!

Sponges:









Paul
« Last Edit: 9 Dec 2010, 01:22 am by orthobiz »

WGH

I'm in for 1 Biz Box.

Wayne

starkiller

I'm in for a Biz Box...i have over 600 lp's to clean in various stages of ickyness so this will come in real handy  :)

Thanks!

Wayner

Biz Wiz (looks like urine) is an important ingredient in my record cleaning formula (3 ounces reverse osmosis water, 1 ounce 99% isopropyl alcohol and a couple of drops of Biz Wiz.

As always, thanks Paul!

Wayner  :D

orthobiz

Just wait till you see the sponges, Wayner! They're good for detailing the car, too.

I'll be collecting addresses in a week or so when I get everything together.

Do you use the solution on your Discwasher brush?

Paul

thunderbrick

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I'd like to sign up for one!

*Scotty*

Count me in,I have a Spin Clean on my Christmas wish list.
Thank-you Paul
Scotty

Wayner

Just wait till you see the sponges, Wayner! They're good for detailing the car, too.

I'll be collecting addresses in a week or so when I get everything together.

Do you use the solution on your Discwasher brush?

Paul

Yes, I put in a smallish spray bottle, and mist my Dishwasher D4 brush for a damp cleaning everytime I play a record. They are noise free and shinny. This stuff really works. The longer you use it, the better the records become, clean wise, that is.

Wayner  :thumb:

Blackmore

If Wayner likes it, I'd be interested.  Thanks

vinyl_guy

Paul,

I'm in, along with the mugs who have posted  :lol:

Thank you very much and happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

Laura

JohnR

Hi, can you use it for hand washing (I don't have a machine...)? If so I'd be more than happy to pay for postage down under.

Listens2tubes

I sure would like this. It will fit well with my holiday record cleaning. :thumb:

Gopher

I'd love to get in on a biz-box!  I'm still working on my vinyl cleaning techniques (actually I've been a bit lax in cleaning all together over the last couple months).  Time to start up again to have some media for the cold season.

guest4954

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I really love to be in for a Biz Box. Question do you "export". I am in the Netherlands.
Thanks

Michiel

orthobiz

I am wrapping up plans right now. I hope to include two packs of sponges for a total of 10 and a bigger bottle of enzyme than last year. Am thinking about the 10 dollar USPS flat rate box, I think that can go international, no?

Will report back later this week.

Paul

orthobiz

Hi, can you use it for hand washing (I don't have a machine...)? If so I'd be more than happy to pay for postage down under.

The sponges are more for hand drying and handling records. Because of the low lint count, they are good for not adding dust to the grooves. But they don't take the place of a plush surface like a discwasher or a handheld cleaning brush.

After the spin-clean, we lay the record flat on a towel and use the sponge for the final drying. The sponge is also good for grabbing the dripping wet record when it comes out of the spin-clean.

Usually throw the damp sponge in the dryer while cleaning other records with fresh sponges and "recycle" them during the cleaning session. A two person operation is ideal for this.

Paul

narkleptic

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the biz box sounds fantastic.  Thank you! Great Audio Karma (to borrow from another site I happen to like...)

how do I sign up?

Mariusz

Me too, me too :wave: :kiss:

Mariusz :thumb:

guest4954

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Would be great for 10USD
Thanks in advance for the effort

Michiel

orthobiz

OK. I am locked and loaded. Enzyme is ready to go, I count 13. If you're reading this, PM me your address. I will figure out the size of the box and the price of shipping by the weekend.

Paul