Dust covers feel like one of those things you’re simply supposed to have. Once a turntable comes with one, it’s easy to assume that closing it means everything underneath is protected, including...
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Turntables tend to get attention when they’re in use, but what happens when they’re sitting idle often gets overlooked. After living with a setup for a while, it becomes clear that how a...
Drying is the part of record cleaning that most people rush through. Once the cleaning itself is done, it’s tempting to assume the job is finished. The record looks clean, the water is gone, and...
Water tends to make record collectors nervous, and for good reason. Vinyl doesn’t look like something that should ever get wet, and early warnings about moisture, residue, and damage tend to stick....
Most people don’t start out overcleaning their records. It usually begins with good intentions. A record sounds better after cleaning, so cleaning starts to feel like the responsible thing to do....
Record cleaning brushes tend to feel like the safest tool in vinyl care. They’re dry, simple, and familiar, often used casually before playback without much thought. Because they don’t involve...