This cleaning kit is excellent at removing dirt and static from your records while also being extremely easy to use. While most of my records are fairly clean, the presence of static has been attracting dust and cat hair, which has been a fairly annoying source of surface noise. Using this cleaning kit makes getting rid of these contaminates a breeze and has essentially reduced my service noise to almost 0. If you’re looking for something to clean and remove static from your records but aren’t quite ready to spend the money on a spin clean I highly recommend it.

This kit comes with everything you need to keep your music in good condition. It is amazing at removing dust, the instructions are clear, and it all comes in a nice little pouch to store the tools in when you're done. I use it whenever I can see visible dust on my vinyl or when I hear unusual skips in the songs. Everything you get in this cleaning kit is worth the price!

Keeping vinyl clean is an absolute must for playing clean, static/skip free music. This does a great job, cleaning the record and also has a brush for the needle. So far very happy with results

I have a vinyl collection so this product is essential before play. My old similar cleaner needed replacing. This has been fantastic. It picks up a good amount of dust making for a better sound when playing. The big velvety brush does a good job getting that dirt. Also cleans the needle well. Very pleased.

i bought this kit immediately after getting some vinyls and a record player. i’m so impressed with how well it cleans! i should’ve taken pictures of what came off of the visibly dirty vinyls (a LOT of dust and a bit of cat hair) because that’s what i bought this kit for. but i didn’t know i was gonna leave a review at all until i decided to clean all of them, regardless of whether they looked clean or not. pictured: what came off my “cleanest” record 🤯🤯🤯instructions are on the back of the box and are very easily understood. while you can make it harder for yourself and clean it on a flat surface, you can simply put your record on the player and hold the brush in one place! it’s so quick and works so well!! this was the help my vinyls so desperately needed to boost their audio quality!

Since cleaning my records with this they skip less and sound better. I had no idea they were as dirty as they were or how much static was in new pressed records as there are. This takes care of it all.

I like the size and quality of this one. It reminds me of ones I used to use back when vinyl was ‘the’ media for on demand music. It was enough mass and surface area to easily clean a side before play. Does a good job of removing debris that a static bristle can't. I’ve used it on several albums and it does help clean up albums that perhaps didn’t receive the best care from their previous owners.

Love the Big Fudge vinyl record cleaning system. Just got back into the nostalgia of playing my old vinyl and certainly impressed with how well it cleans. After spraying a bit of solution onto the soft brush and gliding it along the record, was amazed at how much dust it picked up. Using the supplied brush to clean the brush off is easy and effective.

El kit tiene todo lo que necesitas para el cuidado de tus discos. Todo de buena calidad.

Ce kit de nettoyage pour vinyle est de bonne qualité

Very impressive and well worth the money

Use it everytime I play a record

Liked it. Keeps my vinyl records clean.

The Big Fudge Stylus Gel does a great job of keeping my new stylus clean and is so easy to use. It is small but how big do you need it to be just to clean the stylus. This way I can keep it right on the turntable beside the tonearm base...hardly noticeable but always there when I need it. And the price is so much better than the others. This is an easy choice!

The Big Fudge Stylus Cleaner Gel works great and is super easy to use. Just lower the stylus arm (using the lowering lever) a couple times into the gel and it efficiently collects all dust and grime that has built up on the stylus. Make sure to seal it tightly when done, and do not store in direct sunlight. Also, the directions say you can gently rinse it in warm water when it collects too much gunk, so it should last quite a while. Highly recommenced and much cheaper than the big name stylus cleaning gels!

I bought this to help with a static issue I've been having. It did seem to help a little, and cleans the stylus pretty well. The only complaint I have, is that it is a little hard to dip the stylus into the gel. They could do better with the design of the container. To solve my static issue, I bought a Jake's Turntable Mat (deer leather). I would say this gel maybe reduced static by 10-15% and with the mat 80-90%.

I’m a believer. It works wonders in combination with the Big Fudge roller. My records sound close to perfect now and really makes everything I listen to more enjoyable. Just drop the needle gently 3 times on the gel. It cleans it and must add the tiniest lube to the tip of the stylus. It seems to make a real difference.

I clean my needles a lot when I play and this has provided the best quick clean so far. No mess, no fuss, easy to carry, use and clean. Love it!

The box is too tiny and the gel is inverse. It probably works ok but it’s not easy to use. I much prefer the larger gel boxes.

I lost my stylus cleaner and after hearing about how good the Big Fudge products are I decided to give this one a try. Works well and a good value for the money. Going to definitely check out some other stuff now!

So easy to use. And my 33s sound better!

Seems so simple, yet does an excellent job. Made an immediate difference. Highly recommended for anyone with a record player

Producto muy buen, muy recomendable para dejar la aguja del toca discos como nueva.

From and for vynil collector's.

pour nettoyer facilement et efficacement le stylus

Ottimo gel. Non lascia pezzetti o residui. Puntina perfettamente pulita e audio cristallino.

After reading write-ups on FB pages dealing with the new/vintage vinyl revival and discussions about methods for cleaning lawn sale and bargain basement vinyl purchases, and always the one looking for easier and better ways to clean my vinyl, I decided to give this device a try. Finally got an opportunity to take this cleaner for a "spin" today. I am very pleased.I purchased two because I read where several persons posting their stories recommended performing a final rinse before placing the vinyl in the drying rack. This is how I cleaned some records today.1) First basin was filled, as directed in the instruction sheet, with distilled water into which I added two cap fulls of cleaning fluid.2) The second basin was filled to the same suggested level, into which I added 1/2 cap full of Kodak Fotoflow.3) Washed and rinsed each record and placed into drying rack. Dry after less than thirty minutes, but I let them sit for the duration.The first album I cleaned was an old Kinks album I picked up somewhere. Remember trying to play it once and barely made it through the first song. The album was noisy! Today the album was significantly better. Just a few clicks and pops. Big improvement over my initial attempt to play the record.The second album was and album I had purchased years ago and played a few times. The album had it's share of clicks and pops. After cleaning, the album sounded like a new record. I was so pleased with the results. So pleased that I've selected thirty albums I'm going to clean tomorrow. The process is very easy and fool-proof. You cannot mess the process up. Eventually I will make it through my collection, but what's the rush?Highly recommend adding this to your album cleaning strategy. Very affordable and easy to use.I also recommend using distilled water and Kodak Fotoflow in the rinse.Now get out there and clean that vinyl! Not need to procrastinate any longer. This is the tool you've been waiting for!

Had a bunch of old LP's very dirty. Wow this works well. Cleaned up all my albums very easily. Very simple to set up, very clear easy instructions. The amount of drops that you use in comparison to the amount your receive is amazing. I can't see running out of cleaning solutions for years. Also a minor point. You can put them easily on a shelf on whatever your set up is and it doesn't detract from how great everything looks. Great item Great Value

Cleans my records nicely. Just wish the rollers were better. They have a tendency to pop out.

Good quality, versatilty (can be used in different size records), improves record sound quality, good to use if you have a large record collection.

I've seen quite a few videos swearing this thing is essential if you own records. While this may be a cheaper version of the cleaner it does what it's supposed to do which is clean your albums. Does it make them sound brand new? Of course it doesn't but you will however notice an improvement. I recently bought a used Dokken album that was pretty unlistenable so I figured as a test I'd clean that one first. Got the cleaner set up and away I went. At first I felt like I was about the snap my record in half but once it started spinning I was breathing a lot easier. Once it dried I placed it on my turntable and was pleasantly surprised with the results. While it still had some surface noise, it was greatly reduced along with the crackles and pops that made the record sound so horrible. It does clean well which makes it a solid investment. For albums that are older and unlistenable, this is going to make a huge improvement in overall sound quality.The one thing I did notice is that newer albums that are thicker aren't going to do well in here. They really stuggle to turn and you can feel the unit stuggle a bit. The roller turned but the rubber bands were popping out of this sides which was not something I expected, but it did work but just not without a lot of manhandling on my end. So, if you only have newer 180 gram vinyl, this may not be for you, but for older albums it works like a champ. The only thing to bear in mind is that it does clean and may make your album sound brand new at some point, but right out of the gate it won't. I would say don't waste your money on any other cleaning product and invest in this and you won't be dissapointed

Shipping was fast, packaged well. Product is nicely made and functions as it should.

Very easy to use. Follo the advice in the instruction booklet and your records will come clean and will sound better. I normally fill the unit with distilled water and apply three cup falls of the record cleaning solution and clean my records. After 20 records have been cleaned I change the water. You won't believe how dirty the water in the basin looks when exchanged! The drying fleece is awesome. I will be using this kit forever.

I bought this because it was cheaper than the Spin Clean system. This would be my first experience with cleaning records. The cleaning system itself is very straightforward; however, I did find it hard to rotate the record, esp 180 gram records. The fit is just very tight. Even when pulling out the record, the thicker records especially would end up pulling out the brushes with the record.The whole system worked just ok for me. Newer records were cleaned to help with static buildup, which it did work well. With older records that were bought at flea markets, goodwill, record stores, etc, I found that it really helped with surface staining and making old records shine again. But I don't think it really lifted dust and dirt from really deep in the grooves themselves. Older records still play with a good amount of static, and even after cleaning and playing them, I would see a buildup of dust on my stylus which had to be cleaned. This definitely let me know that it makes them clean-looking, but is not necessarily the best at actually lifting the dirt out of the deep grooves. II will be trying a combination of DIY wet cleaning on a lazy susan with the Vinyl Vac to see it that does any better. We'll see.

The brushes are set up so very tight, but still trace of finger prints stay there after 3 time of cleaning rounds.

Les vinyles sont bien nettoyés, on peut traiter 15 disques en 1 heure.

Es una máquina en la que se echa agua desmineralizada o destilada que mezclada con un líquido que viene (dos botellitas) limpia bastante bien los vinilos eliminando el polvo y resto de manchas (dedos, humedad,etc).No esperes que si el vinilo está rallado esto quede solucionado, porque no repara, solo limpia.Muchos ruidos que se escuchan en la reproducción suelen ser porque los vinilos estén sucios y notaras que después de limpiarlos con ésta máquina esos ruidos desaparecen.El equipo viene con dos balletas, una pequeña para sujetar el vinilo y una grande para secarlo, pero es mejor que compres por tu cuenta una balleta de microfiba porque la que viene suelta trocitos de pelusa sobre el vinilo.En YouTube viene un titular de como manejar la máquina, aunque en realidad es muy sencillo.Cuando llenes la máquina de agua el nivel de ésta no tiene que llegar a la altura de la galleta del vinilo, aunque si se moja no la pasa nada.Recuerda solo limpia no repara arañazos.A mi me funciona perfectamente , siempre que no hagas mucha fuerza hacia abajo de los vinilos, dedicate solo a girar el vinilo sobre los rodillos.Suelo limpiar unos 50 vinilos, después, cambio el agua junto con el líquido para una nueva tanda de vinilos.

Zoals meerdere recensies reeds al schrijven, komen de rubbers van de rollers bij het eerste gebruik als van rollers af, duidelijk geen goede kwaliteit en voor dikker vinyl te strak.Heb nu een Spin Clean MkII gekocht en daar gaan de dikkere platen (180gr vinyl en dikke 78 rpm platen) beter door de borstels heen (Borstels hebben meer demping dan bij de SpinCare en Big Fudge Platenwasser) tevens blijven de rollers tot nu toe prima op hun plek en geen loslatende rubbers.

Ich habe diese Maschine gestern bekommen und gleich an einer älteren Schallplatte getestet.Vorweg: In einem großen Supermarkt mit dem Namen K am Anfang, hatte ich mir Garten-Handschuhe gekauft, welche innen mit Stoff gefüttert sind und in den äußeren Handflächen gummiert sind.Ebenfalls in gleichem Supermarkt, habe ich mir Mikrofasertücher gekauft, nicht die normalen mit den ganzen vielen Schlaufen, sondern jene, mit Wabenstruktur, denn jene mit Wabenstruktur fusseln nicht.Gerät habe ich aufgebaut, nach Anleitung befüllt und los ging es.Zunächst die Garten-Handschuhe angezogen (nur damit werden die Vinyl's angefaßt) und vorsichtig die Vinyl-Platte in die Maschine gesteckt, bis sie auf den Rollen aufliegt.Dann drehe ich die Platte einmal ganz langsam im Uhrzeigersinn herum und lasse sie ein bis zwei Minuten so stehen. Mit den Gartenhandschuhen kann man die Platte ganz bequem an den Kanten drehen, ohne daß es an den Fingern wehtut, wegen der teils scharfen Kanten der Schallplatten. Das gilt gerade auch für die 180 gr. Platten, welche sich auf Grund der Dicke schwerer drehen lassen.Dann drehe ich die Platte wieder um eine viertel Drehung weiter und warte wieder 1-2 Minuten usw., bis die Platte ein zweites Mal gedreht wurde. Warum mache ich das so? Ganz einfach. Der tiefsitzende, von der heißen Plattennadel (ja, diese wird beim Abspielen heiß) "angebrannte" Dreck (Mikrostaub, organischer Staub etc.) wird dadurch eingeweicht, wenn jede viertel Umdrehung 1-2 Minuten im Wasser verbleibt.Dann drehe ich die Platte langsam durchgehend 3-4 Mal in eine Richtung, dann 3-4 Mal durchgehend langsam in die andere Richtung. Langsam ist wichtig, da dadurch das Wasser in den Rillen ablaufen kann und nicht über das Platten-Label läuft. Das Ablaufen in den Rillen spült dann gleichzeitig den gelösten Dreck heraus und bleibt nicht in den Rillenflanken liegen, wenn das Wasser von oben nach unten über das Platten-Label läuft. Also schön langsam drehen.Dann hebe ich mit der linken Hand (mit Handschuh) die Platte langsam heraus, lasse das Wasser unten noch abtropfen und wische mit der rechten Hand und dem gekauften Waben-Mikrofasertuch den Plattenrand (Einlaufrille) einmal rundherum ab, und, danach nur mit ganz sanftem Druck die Tropfnässe ab. Warum? Damit der gelöste und nicht vollständig abgelaufene Dreck nicht wieder in die Rille gedrückt wird.Die Platte dann in den Trockenständer stellen und 5-10 min trocknen lassen.Wie geht es weiter?Ist die Platte trocken, kann sie auf den Plattenspieler gelegt werden, aber nicht gleich abspielen!!! Sondern!! Die Platte mit einer SAMT-BÜRSTE gegen den Strich reinigen. Ihr werdet sehen, daß dort noch einiger Dreck auf der Bürste zum Vorschein kommt. Das ist der vom Waschen der Platte losgelöste und zurück gebliebene Dreck, welcher jetzt mit der Samt-bürste "raus gehoben" wurde.Jetzt dürft ihr die Nadel (vorher gereinigt, am Besten mit Ultraschall) aufsetzen und die Platte abspielen und euch über "keine Knister mehr" freuen.Ich bin begeistert von dem Gerät. Brauche ich eine Kurbel am Gerät? Nein, denn ich habe lieber eine feinfühlige Kontrolle, die Platte im Bad zu drehen. Brauche ich eine elektrische Vinyl-Waschmaschine? Nein, denn sie ist mir zu groß und zu laut.Diese Rezension wurde nicht gesponsert, sondern, es ist meine eigene Erfahrung, mit den logischen Vorgängen beim Reinigen meiner ersten Platten damit.Update: Was ist das Geheimnis dieser Reinigungsmaschine?Diese Reinigungsmaschine benutzt Samt-Borsten zum Reinigen, welche bis zum Rillenboden reichen, was gegenüber anderen Reinigungsmaschinen, welche nur Ziegenhaar-Borsten oder andere gröbere Borsten benutzen, ein gigantischer Vorteil ist.