Follow these easy five steps for how to clean vinyl records and you won’t have to worry about dust or fingerprints on your vinyl.

If you want to know the best ways to clean your records, Discogs has conducted tests to find the best vinyl record cleaner for you.

The cleaner your records are, the happier your stylus is, which in turn prolongs the life and condition of your vinyl collection. Plus you'll hear things the way they're meant to be heard.

Pros: Cleans majority of dirty records quite effectively and usually done once before very first play than maintained clean using carbon fibre brush between plays.

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1 part denatured alchohol 3 parts distilled water in a spray bottle but MOST IMPORTANTLY start with a clean record to begin with always put it back in its cover after use, if your records are …

Vinyl records offer a unique listening experience, but they also require care that other formats don’t. If you’ve ever wondered if cleaning your collection was necessary or worth the effort, …

For vinyl records, I use a solution of 1 part of Iso-propyl alcohol with 3parts distilled water. Spray on to record with an atomiser, leave for a minute for the solution to flow through the grooves …

I also use a Spin-Clean, it's relatively inexpensive, easy to use and effective. After methodically spinning the vinyl around and flipping it over once, I then let the record rest vertically sitting in …

It is a cheap 'n easy way to do it, but other people will recommend cleaning with water, iso-propol alcohol, or if you have a lot of records to clean - and the money to buy one, you can get a vinyl …