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I used to have a special brush that I used to clean my records with, but it has recently been lost, and my records are getting dirty, does anyone know of a "Jimmy fix" for this,.. something that I can use from around the house to clean my records with, because I'm not quite sure what is safe to use and what is not. |
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microwave about 45 seconds :0) |
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Jim'll fix it for you |
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i heard if you put it in the toilet and then flush the toilet it'll suck all of the scratches right out |
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>!!!!! |
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sandpaper?.....Naw.... |
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I use my t-shirt. |
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hahaha quite some good suggestions, refund will be pleased :D |
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the microwave = my ok computer lp sounds demonic Jim = Lent him my rythym & stealth lp, I don't think he's giving it back sandpaper = confield will never sound the same t-shirt = made it more dirty, I need to wash my clothes more gee,. umm,.... thanks guys toilet = flush my "reload" lp down the loo, didn't clean the record, but I somehow felt it was the right thing to do |
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we are here to help....:) |
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ANY SERIOUS SUGGESTION!! |
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man just go to your record shop and get some anti-static-dust-wiper-thing or something... otherwise try showering with your vinyl, make sure to use enough shampoo on the scratches :D |
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Okay Refund, here come the tips by a record collector extraordinaire (myself, that is): 1) Smear some toothpaste - not much - on the record and start rubbing AGAINST - never along - the tracks. 2) If the record is merely dusty, you can use watersoaked toiletpaper. Primarily rub against tracks, but along is okay too. 3) I never tried this, but some guy once told me, that ordinary dishwashing liquid will do nicely as well. 4) Buy yourself a machine called 'Nitty Gritty'. It´ll cost you a pound (or 200!), but this device will make even new vinyl sound more crisp. I do not know how... So, get to scrubbing! |
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u sed u have a special brush....buy another one.and also tell me where to buy one. |
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my brush was from my parents, I do not know where to get another one |
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