Record Pal

I love these rollers for keeping my records debris free. They work amazingly well. I use this every time I play records. You can clean them easily by just running them under water and wiping the dust and dirt off. After it dries you’re back in business. My neighbor saw me using one of these he just loved it and couldn’t believe he had never heard of these. I ended up picking one up for him.

This roller is an absolute must have for anyone who listens to vinyl. It is not as easy to use with the table running, so I place an album on my Rega P6 and roll it over before I begin to play. You will be amazed at how much dust the Record Pal picks up, even on albums that appear dust free.It is very sticky and yet leaves no residue on the album and it is seriously easy to clean by placing it under a spray in my kitchen faucet. Let it dry in the included lockable case that it arrives in, ( the case is a tremendous help as the plastic handle is too lite for the weight of the roller, so make sure that you do not discard it after opening!!! ), and it's ready to use again and again!! See pics...This is the easiest and most economical way to help keep all you beloved vinyl dust free between the necessary, and depending on the mechanical record cleaner you own, tediously time consuming deep cleans your vinyl deserves to look and sound their absolute best.

This thing is pretty amazing and is my most important tool now for a clean listening experience. Does it replace deep cleaning? Probably not, but it is really close and it does remove a lot of stuff I didn't even know was there that many times using a spray and velvet swiper thing missed. I noticed especially on brand new records that looked perfectly clean the needle would still collect a ton of debris to the point where I could hear it altering the sound. This little guy takes care of that very well. I have noticed a few things that it didn't pick up that a little squirt with my regular cleaner and the velvet brush a little aggressively would remove, so I won't be getting rid of that, just adding this to the mix.What really prompted me to write the review on this was finally seeing a bit of improvement on one particularly terrible double LP I have. If anyone has this copy, they know the pain! Tool's picture disc version of Laterlalus. It is awful! pops and hisses throughout and the quiet sections are un-listenable at times. Well, they aren't perfect, but much much better and will now be listened to in rotation.

The roller works great 👍. I am happy with it. Its literally a Lint roller for your albums. I wish it was a tad bit wider but it works great, easy to use and easy to clean. I won't play an album until I have rolled it first. Roll, rinse, dry repeat! You will be shocked 😲 how much lint it removes even on a brand new album.

This was the perfect tool for getting surface dust off records when I don't want to stop to do a deeper clean. Do be careful of pressing down too hard so the edges don't scratch the record, but the fact that it's washable and reusable with no loss of effectiveness is fantastic. Wish it came in a wood handle, but other than that I love it.

This thing is a gamechanger. I'd used several combinations of carbon fiber brushes and wet brushes and somehow always ended up with debris in the grooves still. Since I got this guy I never wonder if I got a bad record when I listen to it. I start with my carbon fiber brush and then use this guy, then use two sprays of Lasermedia cleaning solution and wipe off with a microfiber cloth/brick, and finish off with another use of this. I'm finally getting the clean, high fidelity sound that I started buying records for without the static and the noise from debris.I think most people run it along the grooves several times, but I tend to run it from the label to the outside of the disc instead. It seems to do a great job lifting stuff from the surface of the disc, as well as the top of the grooves. If you have some debris really stuck in there then running it sideways could help you to get in there, but at that point I'd probably recommend another clean with the spray and microfiber, or a run through a record cleaner.

I have a dog who sheds, so it's very important for me to have a vinyl roller cleaner so that it's easy to get those random hairs off of my records. This is really good for picking up hair and other particles, and it rinses off easily and dries quickly.I would still recommend also investing in a brush and cleaner for cleanings before listening, but this does a great job of capturing large particles from sitting out on the player for a day or so.

I love this thing. I got about a month ago and it is awesome. It makes cleaning dust off records super quick and easy. It has pretty much replaced my antistatic brush.

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After testing it on a few slightly-soiled yet easily-replaceable 12" singles: it left no residue, oil or any other contaminant that the stylus would have to plough through. No surface dust either!Compared to carbon-fibre brushes, this roller lifts way more dust and dirt off the record and is much easier to clean. Unlike micro-fibre cloths, another inexpensive and easily-cleaned alternative, using the roller didn't cause any static to build-up.It's two thumbs up from me. I always deep-clean any pre-owned records before I play them, and this tool is ideal for day-to-day maintenance. It does the job quickly and efficiently without leaving any residue or building up static.

A must