I don't think the beading action is unique, because I've seen it before (the old Discwasher D4, for instance), but I guess it all depends on how you look at it. I have the stylus cleaner, too, that's how I got mixed up. If the new DD product actually is good at getting the difficult stuff out of the grooves and needs no rinsing, it should get a lot of customers.Īre you comparing the DD Quick Wash to the RRL "Super Record Wash" or the "Super Deep Cleaner"?Ĭlick to expand.Yes, you're right.
OTOH, I think the RRL Super Record Wash is essentially a high quality rinse - good for rinsing off the residue from RRL and other products, good for getting rid of mold release fluid and other easy to remove dirt, leaves no residue of its own (except, perhaps, a light lubricant) but not good for getting the difficult stuff out of the grooves. The RRL Super Deep Cleaner is good for getting difficult stuff out of the grooves - and RRL claims it doesn't need to be scrubbed in (although I always do) - but the record really needs to be rinsed once after the Super Deep Cleaner has been vacuumed off it (but this rinse is much easier than rinsing off the DD Miracle Cleaner).
I like the RRL products but I don't think either is directly comparable with the new DD product as described in the threads above. Click to expand.Are you comparing the DD Quick Wash to the RRL "Super Record Wash" or the "Super Deep Cleaner"?
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