Quick Clean Record Roller - The Ultimate Record Cleaner | No Cleaning Kits Required - The Most Simple Way to Clean Your Vinyl, Spot Clean Your LPs in Seconds

I use this as second step where significant dust. Loosen dust with carbon brush, pick up loosened dust with this and finish with discwasher or velvet brush. This item will not deep clean a dirty record. Need a liquid method, ultrasonic, etc for deep cleaning, but this item helps to keep a clean record clean.

Easy to cleanPicks up everything from the vinyl

What a great product, it works fantastic, easy to use, easy to clean and works better than anything else I’ve had in the past.

Creo que hay más baratos, pero por el color azul es que lo compré, quería ver si levantaba realmente algo, para tener una limpieza eficiente, alguien aquí menciona que se le pase al disco como si estuvieras cortando una pizza. ASI EXACTAMENTE ES COMO OBTIENES UN BUEN RESULTADO.No hace magia, tampoco sustituye a un cepillo, pero en mi caso está en reserva siempre para detalles que a veces el cepillo no puede quitar o si escucho algo al reproducir, es común que lo quite, por su puesto, precauciones de no aplicar demasiada fuerza en el disco y siempre tenerlo limpio, solo hay que ponerlo bajo un chorro de agua y con la mano retirar lo que haya quedado pegado al rodillo y queda como nuevo, es una buena adhesión a tu kit de limpieza.

I love this record cleaner. It is amazing for picking up your daily dust once your vinyl is already clean. I use this silicone roller cleaner 95% of the time now.. this thing has pretty much replaced all my various cleaning brushes .. anti static , microfibre etc.The only reason i didn’t give it 5 stars is because I wish the Silicone roller was a bit wider to cover more real estate on vinyl.. if you’ve picked up some old records & they look a bit filthy , I would use a micro fibre brush or cloth first with a good vinyl cleaning solution or give them a deep wet clean. For me this roller vinyl cleaner is perfect for daily general dust u might collect on your already well cleaned record when you’ve place record on turntable & when flipping sides or removing from turntable.

The short version: If your records are dirty (actual dirt, oil, fingerprints) you’ll need to clean them. This won’t help much. (It WILL help but wet cleaning is often the first step)The rest of the story....NOTHING gets dust and light debris off as easily or as well as this. It’s unbelievable. It removes the dust and leaves absolutely no residue or markings.It’s so good, I really don’t need to bother with cleaning brand new or sealed/played records. I unwrap the LP, use this only, and the vinyl is QUIET. Seriously.An earlier reviewer said use it like you’re cutting a pizza and THIS IS THE WAY. Letting the LP spin while holding the roller still doesn’t work nearly as well. It seems to collect more visible dust but using the pizza cutter method gets more of the smaller debris that you really hear. Your mileage may vary, but for me, the secret to success is: One swipe from dead wax to edge, turn record a few inches, another swipe, etc till you’ve gone around the LP one time. Then play. That record is now dust free, and ridiculously quiet, if it was quiet to begin with.As I said, this will not clean your records if they are dirty. This also will not get out pockmarks, scratches or other physical damage that makes your stylus go pop. But for the price/effectiveness ratio NOTHING is better than this.My ONLY wish is that it were wider so if you do want to hold it still while letting the record spin it would cover the entire side. Just use the pizza cutter method, and you’ll be shocked how much crap it takes off of your LPs.If you do have a record cleaning machine/routine and you encounter a particularly dirty used record, use this on it first to get off a lot of the surface dirt. You’ll probably have to rinse it off right after, but it really helps.Most of my vinyl is well cared for and I’d estimate I can dust off about 10-12 LP sides before I feel the need to rinse VB off. Bear in mind, I’m starting with clean or new records.When it’s time to clean the Vinyl Buddy, running it under the faucet for about 30 seconds and using your finger to clean it works just great. After about six months some of the stickiness starts to go away but it still seems to be pretty effective. You just lose some of that psychological satisfaction... when it’s new and more “tacky”, you feel like it’s working better. Compared to record cleaners and this overall expensive hobby of vinyl, they are cheap enough that even if I actually did have to replace it every six months I really wouldn’t mind. But so far, I’ve not felt the need.I keep three of them. An older one to get dirt off of very dirty use records that I get from the dollar bin… And then two that I alternate and use every time I play a side. (That’s the key... use it EVERY TIME YOU PLAY A SIDE). When one gets covered in enough dust I go and rinse it and let it dry out and switch to the other one.So So So recommended. A++++++

Apenas lo he utilizado con dos discos. Yo recomendaría utilizarlo después de haber pasado un cepillo especial para viniles, esto para que las pelusas estén mas en la superficie y la limpieza sea mas efectiva.

Arguably the best in cleaning LPs. It removes all the micro dust particles. There IS a difference in the music after using the vinyl buddy. No Pops. am surprised this even removes static. I think this is a must have product if you are into turntables. a perfect 5 star rightly deserved.

I have vinyl records going back at least forty years, and I have always taken care of them. I have not played the majority of them in thirty years, but I recently upgraded my turntable and sound system. Playing my old vinyls is like meeting old friends once again. I have always taken care of my records, mostly through the "discwasher" system. But this little gizmo has greatly upped my game. It's a bit like one of those paper lint rollers for clothes, except that you can refresh it (and it does not appear to lose its stickiness). The amount of lint, dust, and other junk this thing pulls out of the grooves is astounding, and most importantly, my old records sound fantastic and have a depth and presence I had not experienced before. I use a deerskin anti-static turntable mat and a record weight. I first use the vinyl buddy, then the Pfanstiel antistatic spray, which I smooth out with the discwasher pad; then I clean the pad with the little discwasher brush, and clean the record again with the discwasher fluid. For the stylus itself, I either use an antistatic brush and lubricant solution available on amazon from "my needle store" for more frequent uses or the OnZow ZeroDust stylus cleaner which is another amazing little gadget. The vinyl buddy can be rinsed off with plain water; I use a spot of mild detergent or hand soap. The result of this little ritual is hours of incredible listening with nary a pop or scratch. Highly recommended.

It's so sticky that it sticks to the vinyl sometimes. This makes it difficult to clean while the turntable is on with an acrylic mat. The vinyl will stick to the buddy while the platter is still spinning, causing the bottom of the record to scrape.I found the best way to clean with this product with an acrylic mat is to manually follow the grooves while the turntable is off. And it does a Very good job at cleaning.The product reccomends to "clean every couple times". I've found it takes twice as long to dry as it is to use so sometimes I find myself flayling through the air to dry it faster.

Didn't expect much, but the Vinyl Buddy really exceeded my expectations. I use a Spin Clean usually, and I generally like it. But I bought this for quick cleans and because I'm not totally happy with how the Spin Clean seems to leave residue behind at times that doesn't come out of the grooves for a few plays after a cleaning.So I've been using the Vinyl Buddy for quick cleans of used record buys, followed by a wash with the Audio Technica cleaning fluid and brush. Does a really nice job cleaning records up, not noticing much if any difference from the Spin Clean, and of course I don't have any residue to deal with. Definite improvement to sound and the usual snap, crackle, pop of used records.Strongly recommended as a quick way to get dust and surface debris off records. Seems to get into the grooves at least some, too. Eventually I'll spring for a VPI or equivalent, but until then, I'm liking the Vinyl Buddy a lot. One caveat -- as other posters have noted, using the Vinyl Buddy on its own creates a fair bit of static. So you really need to hit records after with a Zero Stat, or do the fluid clean as I've noted. Both seem to reduce or eliminate the static created by the Vinyl Buddy.