Boundless Audio Record Cleaning Solution - 6.75oz / 200ml Fluid

Aside from my own collection, I was lucky enough to inherit a bunch of records recently, which likely hadn’t been cleaned since the 70s. Many had caked on dirt and dust, and some covered in fingerprints. After a quick cleaning with this liquid, I definitely noticed a huge reduction in the number of pops/clicks and overall surface noise. It even fixed a few skips on some records, which I didn’t expect. The included cloth seems gentle on the grooves and is great for mopping up the liquid. Probably the best thing I’ve found is there’s no residue left on the records, which isn’t always the case with other liquid cleaners I’ve tried.The liquid comes in a pretty generously sized bottle, so I’m sure it’ll keep me going for a while. A nice bonus was the record label mask, which is doing a good job on some on some of my more precious records to protect from any overspray.

I've been collecting vinyl for over 45 years and have tried pretty much everything to clean my records which I play unlike other people who never open their records for just the sake of having it in their collection for value sake, I don't believe in these ridiculous spin cleaning / vacuum machines,I have all 1960-1970s equipment that suits my listening pleasure but back to this cleaner: It does a really great job cleaning your records and the rubber disc to cover the record label is a excellent,simple tool,the company gives you a nice big bottle of cleaner with a cleaning cloth,just invest in a few more micro fiber clothes and your good to go, for the money and it's just my personal opinion: This is the record cleaner to buy!!

Having recovered a couple hundred 1960's vintage LP's from my DJ son, for my return to days of glory, I found many had suffered a flood and were dirty and moldy. This cleaner (sometime after two or more applications) worked well to remove mold and debris and restore my precious collection to its once pristine condition. The cloth was adequate to the job for a while but became dirty and immune to cleaning; but I count that in its favor in appropriately absorbing the yuck. A new, larger cloth has been procured. And I'm back in my glory. What a treat listening to clean, crisp vinyl again. (And a little GRUV-GLIDE helped too.)

I recently brought a turntable online after decades of not using my LPs. Needless to say, the LPs range in condition from well cared for to pretty bad. I tested this product on several LPs and it seems to have cleaned the LPs significantly. The before and after performance was also significant with less noise from debris. Turntable is Pro Ject Debut Carbon with Ortofon Red cartridge.

Being pretty frugal when it comes to looking after my records, I’m definitely not in a hurry to buy an electronic cleaner, spin clean or something similar. Thought I’d give this record spray a try on some of my old 45s, which haven’t had a proper cleaning in years. It definitely did the trick! Aside from getting rid of the dust, I noticed less background hiss on some of the dirtier records. The included label protector makes it easy not to wet the record label, which is awesome. Will re-up again in the future no doubt.

Products might be awesome. Package design for both kit and brush was attractive.Bottle encased in clear cover which prevents opening and leaking enroute.Kit box had significant damageCloth is missingRecord Label Mask is dirtyAlso bought brush. Bristles were going different directions and I tried to smooth them with fingertip. Later read Brush instructions that say not to touch bristles with fingers. Oops. Probably should be first thing seen when opening the box. The bristles looked soft and whispered "touch me"Purchased as gift for Audiophile but will be returning.

I wanted to like this product, but unfortunately I don't think it does the job. I used it on some gently used 70's era records that I had played previously with little to no audio artifacts. After cleaning, records looked fantastic. Unfortunately, after drying for about 12 hours, test playing the records yielded unsatisfactory results. Records that had sounded clear were now full of pops and clicks. The stylus also became loaded with gunk that looked like fibers (presumably from the cloth?) as it dredged the grooves of the cleaned records. It doesn't seem to be an issue with the fluid itself perhaps, but the cloth is terrible. I'm afraid to use this method to clean the records again for fear of damaging them.I will however, continue to use the label cover. That was a nice bonus.TLDR; cloth doesn't get into grooves, leaves dirt or fibers behind.better, cheaper methods and products out there, skip this one.

Bought an old (1975) record on Ebay - the record looked clean, but when I started to record side 2, I found that the first song had a terrible scratch. Well, I had not tried this cleaner yet, but I thought, well, why not now? So I used it, followed the instructions, and when I played the record after allowing time to dry, the vinyl played clean. So I'm happy.