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title: "Deep Groove Record Washer System - for 7/10/12 Inch (White)"
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# Deep groove cleaning brushes Integrated drying rack Label protection clamp Deep Groove Record Washer System - for 7/10/12 Inch (White)

**Brand:** vinyl styl
**Price:** € 287.11
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## Summary

> 🌀 Elevate your vinyl care game—because your collection deserves the deep clean it’s been missing!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Deep Groove Record Washer System - for 7/10/12 Inch (White) by vinyl styl
- **How much does it cost?** € 287.11 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- vinyl styl enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vinyl styl brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Elegant Modern Design:** Minimalist white finish complements your turntable setup, making it a stylish addition to your vinyl sanctuary.
- • **Label-Safe Spindle Clamp:** Ingenious clamp keeps your record labels dry and pristine during washing—no more ruined artwork.
- • **Precision Goat Hair Brushes:** Springy natural bristles dig deep into grooves for superior dirt removal without damage.
- • **Versatile Record Compatibility:** Cleans 7", 10", and 12" vinyl effortlessly, perfect for any collector’s diverse library.
- • **All-in-One Self-Contained System:** Includes washer, drying rack, 45 RPM adapter, and fluid filters—everything you need in one sleek package.

## Overview

The Vinyl Styl Deep Groove Record Washer System is a thoughtfully engineered, self-contained vinyl cleaning solution designed for 7", 10", and 12" records. Featuring springy natural goat hair brushes for deep groove cleaning, a unique label protection clamp to keep artwork dry, and an integrated drying rack, it offers superior mechanical cleaning without risking damage. Ideal for millennial audiophiles seeking a stylish, effective, and affordable alternative to expensive ultrasonic cleaners.

## Description

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Review: Possibly the Best Cleaner in it's Class - Will this machine clean as well as a vacuum or ultrasonic system? I'm almost positive it won't. But if spending anywhere from $200 to $1200 (or more) isn't an issue for you, then off you go to a better world. For anyone looking for a great option under $100, this might be the machine for you. There are several basin-type cleaners on the market, most notably the bright yellow Spin-Clean which has the distinction of having been around the longest of the bunch. And for me, it was a dead-heat between the SC and this Vinyl Styl system for a long time (tried-and-true vs. new-and-improved). In the end, the VS Deep Groove cleaner won out, but not because it was cheaper (which is nice). First, the whole thing packs up into a great self-contained package. Second, the included drying rack saved me even more money by not having to purchase or build another device for holding wet records. Third, a clamp to protect the label is a great idea, and it's also the center axle of the spinning mechanics, which seemed to make more sense than the two rollers on the outer edge that the SC uses. And finally, I liked the idea of goat hair brushes better than the cloth pads the SC uses. I'll be the first to admit that it's purely speculative, but it just seems like the soft bristles of the brushes would do a better job at digging crud out of grooves than the pads would do. I've used similar stand-alone pad brushes like the ones in the SC in the past, and have never liked them. As to the issue of the fluid, many here (and on other forums) have complained that the Vinyl Styl cleaner left a film on their records which transferred to the stylus in the form of a gunky build up. It's possible that this is due to the fact that there's no rinse basin (unless you buy a second machine), or even a recommendation for one in the instructions (you're meant to just let them air dry, hence the drying rack). But rather than even chance it, I decided to throw out the included fluid and go with a home brew solution as many other reviewers have done. Google "London Jazz Collector Record Cleaning Fluid" for what is arguably the best recipe out there, or you can go with the classic distilled water/isopropyl alcohol/Dawn mix that has been used and praised far and wide. You could even use the Spin-Clean fluid in this machine if you wanted, but whatever you do, I would personally recommend a rinse with distilled water and a dry-off with a microfiber cloth before you put it in the drying rack to dry completely. So, while you could very well use this device right out of the box, I personally think you're better served by swapping the fluid, adding a rinse, and picking up a pack of microfiber cloths. I considered taking a star off my rating for this reason, but I feel that while those additions might be better choices, they're not absolutely necessary to get you started. And some people haven't had the problem with the gunk it seems, so who knows? The VS fluid might be just fine after all. But as with any method you use for cleaning vinyl (or storing it, or listening to it, or pretty much anything having to do with it), you're going to encounter heated debate on every message board and forum you read. As for the results, I'd say the VS does an excellent job of cleaning records. Granted, I have not inspected any of the grooves with an electron microscope, but in my own before-and-after play testing, the noise has been dramatically reduced, if not eliminated from most of the vinyl I've cleaned. No, it will not fix scratches, worn grooves, or warped records. It *might* fix skips or repeater loops *if* those problems are caused by dirt/debris on the disc (as it did for a couple of mine), though most often those issues are caused by physical damage to the surface of the record. Some records can also benefit from multiple cleanings, so if you're disappointed that the 50-some-odd year-old record you just washed still has some surface noise after a wash, try it again. If after two or three washings it sounds the same, then chances are the grooves are just worn. But while some of my older, more worn discs still have surface noise (and always will), after a cleaning or two it sounds like the volume on the crackle-and-pops has at least been turned down. All in all, a great investment for your vinyl for not a lot of money. If you're between this and the Spin-Clean, I think you'll be well served with either device, but with all the extra features the VS offers I think it's a slightly better value.
Review: Breakthrough design — Labels stay dry! — Superior deep-cleaning goat hair brushes — Hints on use - The lowdown — At this price point the best tool to clean your prized vinyl. Clever and unique spindle keeps labels dry and makes it easy to add a rinse. Goat hair brushes, very fine yet springy, provide better interaction with LP grooves than competitors' sponges. Integral drying rack eliminates toweling. There are several schools of thought on how to clean vinyl records. Two principal elements on which most agree is to use a detergent, a solvent such as IPA, or enzymes together with some sort of interaction with the vinyl surface. This can be a brush, sponge, fluid spray with suction, or even ultrasonic cavitation. Vinyl Styl does it with two fine, dense, replaceable brushes made of goat hair. Goat hair is finely textured yet has a lot of springiness, making these brushes ideal for getting deeply yet gently into the grooves. They do this much better than flat surface brushes or sponges used by the competition. They mount perpendicular to the grooves in a vertical wash basin. Fill the basin, insert the record, rotate in both directions for several revolutions and voilà, there's your interaction. Vinyl Styl's spindle is a stroke of genius. It keeps labels dry and locates your LP precisely. You tighten two sturdy plastic disks with a bolt through the spindle hole, sealing two butyl rings around the labels. This is a much more robust mechanism than the edge rollers used by the competition. And adding a rinse in a separate basin is now a breeze. The maximum label size the sealing disks cover is 4", the common standard. Another reviewer pointed out there are a few instances of larger center labels. The rings cover the all-important track narrative in all cases. The drying rack for seven LPs is another beautiful touch. It makes it simple to air-dry your prized vinyl without toweling that tends to deposit new particles and create static. You can stick with the stock process or come up with your own. For instance, I use DrFormulas digestive enzymes for the heavy lifting, then a detergent to wash off the debris, and a distilled water rinse as final step. Would you not rinse off your car or dishes after washing? Vinyl Styl's unique spindle design empowers you to add such extra steps because the labels stay dry no matter what you do. The two photos of 120x enlarged LP grooves show how this process works for me. I did try out Vinyl Styl's included cleaning solution for this review. It consists of diluted IPA and a detergent much like others of its kind. 'Worked ok for me. Opinions of other reviewers show a wide range. Some mention the solution leaves a film on their LPs. This will happen with any cleaning solution containing a detergent that's left to dry. Again, a rinse after cleaning is a good idea. And of course you are free to use your own favorite product or a home brew. What characterizes Vinyl Styl is its superior approach to the mechanics of cleaning, not the cleaner itself. All elements, even the drying rack and a cute square funnel, store as one elegant, compact unit. Industrial design at its best. Last but not least, when I approached the manufacturer with questions they wrote back promptly and courteously. Rare these days. Summarizing what puts Vinyl Styl ahead of the pack: • Superior mechanical approach • Fine goat hair brushes interact more strongly with record grooves • Spindle keeps labels dry and makes handling LPs easy • Adding a rinse is straightforward • Drying rack eliminates toweling • Elegant, self-contained design • Manufacturer support Vinyl Styl is a thoughtful masterpiece. You will love it.

## Features

- The Vinyl Styl Deep Groove Record Washer is simply the best record washer on the market today.
- Totally Self Contained - You will never need to go looking for parts.
- Stylish Modern Design - Looks great next to your turntable and record collection.
- Cleans 7″, 10″, and 12″ Records - 45 RPM adapter is included.
- Your Record Collection’s Best Friend - The label protection clamp lets you wash records without the fear of ruining your labels.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01M0LRLM5 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #157,140 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #865 in Audio & Video Turntables |
| Brand | Vinyl Styl |
| Brand Name | Vinyl Styl |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 700 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00766510060261 |
| Included Components | Deep Grrove Record Washer with Lid, drying rack, label protection clamp, 45 RPM adapter, washer fluid reusable funnel, washer fluid strainer, and 3 washer fluid filters |
| Item Weight | 0.27 g |
| Manufacturer | Vinyl Styl |
| Model Number | VS-C-001 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | VNT10060261 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Natural Bristle Brushes, Specialized Cleaning Solution, Label Protection Pin |
| Special Features | Natural Bristle Brushes, Specialized Cleaning Solution, Label Protection Pin |
| UPC | 766510060261 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Vinyl Styl
- **Item Weight:** 0.27 g
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Special Feature:** Natural Bristle Brushes, Specialized Cleaning Solution, Label Protection Pin
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this a cheaper version of a Spin Clean?**
A: Cheaper and better design with label protection. Don't use Vinyl Styl fluid though, it leaves residue easily seen in run-out areas. Do use this cleaner with Spin Clean fluid, rate of 2/3 cap per tank of distilled water. No more spots. Best cleaning possible for price.

**Q: Is the washer fluid a concentrate or do you use it straight from the bottle?  And if it is a concentrate, do you use distilled water?**
A: Fluid is not concentrated, and it leaves residue. Try using this LP cleaner with Spin Clean-brand fluid, rate of 2/3 cap per tankful of distilled water. No more spots. Best cleaning possible for price.

**Q: is there any  cleaners that are used id like to get one ?**
A: It comes with a bottle of cleaner... not fond of it... the bottle has to be poured in the bin, no problem there, but putting the water back into the bottle afterwards is disasterous.  My review of the product is it's way overpriced at around $ 70.. should be a $19.95 at best.  Soap and water , or alcohol will do a better job cleaning records.

**Q: Can i get just the center hub part?  i would like to use it for multiple records at once but have to wait for the current lp to dry.**
A: You don't need to leave the center hub on while the record dries. Simply disassemble, put the record in the drying tray, then on to the next one. You can clean as many records as are slots in the drying tray.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Possibly the Best Cleaner in it's Class
*by V***S on February 6, 2019*

Will this machine clean as well as a vacuum or ultrasonic system? I'm almost positive it won't. But if spending anywhere from $200 to $1200 (or more) isn't an issue for you, then off you go to a better world. For anyone looking for a great option under $100, this might be the machine for you. There are several basin-type cleaners on the market, most notably the bright yellow Spin-Clean which has the distinction of having been around the longest of the bunch. And for me, it was a dead-heat between the SC and this Vinyl Styl system for a long time (tried-and-true vs. new-and-improved). In the end, the VS Deep Groove cleaner won out, but not because it was cheaper (which is nice). First, the whole thing packs up into a great self-contained package. Second, the included drying rack saved me even more money by not having to purchase or build another device for holding wet records. Third, a clamp to protect the label is a great idea, and it's also the center axle of the spinning mechanics, which seemed to make more sense than the two rollers on the outer edge that the SC uses. And finally, I liked the idea of goat hair brushes better than the cloth pads the SC uses. I'll be the first to admit that it's purely speculative, but it just seems like the soft bristles of the brushes would do a better job at digging crud out of grooves than the pads would do. I've used similar stand-alone pad brushes like the ones in the SC in the past, and have never liked them. As to the issue of the fluid, many here (and on other forums) have complained that the Vinyl Styl cleaner left a film on their records which transferred to the stylus in the form of a gunky build up. It's possible that this is due to the fact that there's no rinse basin (unless you buy a second machine), or even a recommendation for one in the instructions (you're meant to just let them air dry, hence the drying rack). But rather than even chance it, I decided to throw out the included fluid and go with a home brew solution as many other reviewers have done. Google "London Jazz Collector Record Cleaning Fluid" for what is arguably the best recipe out there, or you can go with the classic distilled water/isopropyl alcohol/Dawn mix that has been used and praised far and wide. You could even use the Spin-Clean fluid in this machine if you wanted, but whatever you do, I would personally recommend a rinse with distilled water and a dry-off with a microfiber cloth before you put it in the drying rack to dry completely. So, while you could very well use this device right out of the box, I personally think you're better served by swapping the fluid, adding a rinse, and picking up a pack of microfiber cloths. I considered taking a star off my rating for this reason, but I feel that while those additions might be better choices, they're not absolutely necessary to get you started. And some people haven't had the problem with the gunk it seems, so who knows? The VS fluid might be just fine after all. But as with any method you use for cleaning vinyl (or storing it, or listening to it, or pretty much anything having to do with it), you're going to encounter heated debate on every message board and forum you read. As for the results, I'd say the VS does an excellent job of cleaning records. Granted, I have not inspected any of the grooves with an electron microscope, but in my own before-and-after play testing, the noise has been dramatically reduced, if not eliminated from most of the vinyl I've cleaned. No, it will not fix scratches, worn grooves, or warped records. It *might* fix skips or repeater loops *if* those problems are caused by dirt/debris on the disc (as it did for a couple of mine), though most often those issues are caused by physical damage to the surface of the record. Some records can also benefit from multiple cleanings, so if you're disappointed that the 50-some-odd year-old record you just washed still has some surface noise after a wash, try it again. If after two or three washings it sounds the same, then chances are the grooves are just worn. But while some of my older, more worn discs still have surface noise (and always will), after a cleaning or two it sounds like the volume on the crackle-and-pops has at least been turned down. All in all, a great investment for your vinyl for not a lot of money. If you're between this and the Spin-Clean, I think you'll be well served with either device, but with all the extra features the VS offers I think it's a slightly better value.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Breakthrough design — Labels stay dry! — Superior deep-cleaning goat hair brushes — Hints on use
*by F***N on April 17, 2019*

The lowdown — At this price point the best tool to clean your prized vinyl. Clever and unique spindle keeps labels dry and makes it easy to add a rinse. Goat hair brushes, very fine yet springy, provide better interaction with LP grooves than competitors' sponges. Integral drying rack eliminates toweling. There are several schools of thought on how to clean vinyl records. Two principal elements on which most agree is to use a detergent, a solvent such as IPA, or enzymes together with some sort of interaction with the vinyl surface. This can be a brush, sponge, fluid spray with suction, or even ultrasonic cavitation. Vinyl Styl does it with two fine, dense, replaceable brushes made of goat hair. Goat hair is finely textured yet has a lot of springiness, making these brushes ideal for getting deeply yet gently into the grooves. They do this much better than flat surface brushes or sponges used by the competition. They mount perpendicular to the grooves in a vertical wash basin. Fill the basin, insert the record, rotate in both directions for several revolutions and voilà, there's your interaction. Vinyl Styl's spindle is a stroke of genius. It keeps labels dry and locates your LP precisely. You tighten two sturdy plastic disks with a bolt through the spindle hole, sealing two butyl rings around the labels. This is a much more robust mechanism than the edge rollers used by the competition. And adding a rinse in a separate basin is now a breeze. The maximum label size the sealing disks cover is 4", the common standard. Another reviewer pointed out there are a few instances of larger center labels. The rings cover the all-important track narrative in all cases. The drying rack for seven LPs is another beautiful touch. It makes it simple to air-dry your prized vinyl without toweling that tends to deposit new particles and create static. You can stick with the stock process or come up with your own. For instance, I use DrFormulas digestive enzymes for the heavy lifting, then a detergent to wash off the debris, and a distilled water rinse as final step. Would you not rinse off your car or dishes after washing? Vinyl Styl's unique spindle design empowers you to add such extra steps because the labels stay dry no matter what you do. The two photos of 120x enlarged LP grooves show how this process works for me. I did try out Vinyl Styl's included cleaning solution for this review. It consists of diluted IPA and a detergent much like others of its kind. 'Worked ok for me. Opinions of other reviewers show a wide range. Some mention the solution leaves a film on their LPs. This will happen with any cleaning solution containing a detergent that's left to dry. Again, a rinse after cleaning is a good idea. And of course you are free to use your own favorite product or a home brew. What characterizes Vinyl Styl is its superior approach to the mechanics of cleaning, not the cleaner itself. All elements, even the drying rack and a cute square funnel, store as one elegant, compact unit. Industrial design at its best. Last but not least, when I approached the manufacturer with questions they wrote back promptly and courteously. Rare these days. Summarizing what puts Vinyl Styl ahead of the pack: • Superior mechanical approach • Fine goat hair brushes interact more strongly with record grooves • Spindle keeps labels dry and makes handling LPs easy • Adding a rinse is straightforward • Drying rack eliminates toweling • Elegant, self-contained design • Manufacturer support Vinyl Styl is a thoughtful masterpiece. You will love it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value but watch out for the cleaning solution
*by G***E on January 8, 2024*

This is a well designed record cleaning device that seems to work well regardless of the amount of dirt on your records. Due to being a purely man-powered mechanical and chemical cleaning solution, your cleanig will only go as far as the brushes and the cleaning solution you use, no ultrasound cavitation, no automatic drying, no vacuuming, but the substantial savings are well worth the price. -The goat brushes as opposed to the cleaning pads (the main difference with its competitor), work surprisingly well, they are soft enough that they don't scratch the record and thin enough that they seem to get into the grooves (each hair pretty much the with of a record stylus' tip). Also the density of the bristles seem to uniformly clean all the surface of the record evenly, which can be an issue with cleaning pads sometimes. The bristles are more flexible as well, allowing you to clean thin & thick records as they simply bend as needed. It is only feels tight when you change the direction of the rotation (which is expected) and when you remove the record vertically from the center (the brushes will come off this way), I recommend removing the record instead kind of horizontally towards one side with an extra last sweep of the brushes. I prefer the brushes because cleaning pads are not flexible, and they can accumulate dirt (rather than sweeping it) running the risk of smearing gunk over the record's surface even when wet. -The watertight label holder and spinning axis is simply useful and genius. It even has a place for you to spin the wheel with your fingertips without having to touch the record (no warping risk!). Curious that they don't show that on their own video. -The drying rack does work as intended and it gives you a kind of satisfying feeling when you see 15 records lined up drying, because it means that you're taking care of them. I recommend placing the records on the drying rack from the side, sliding them in (rather than vertically). The tips of the holders do have rubber, but no need risking a scratch or uneven water smudge or stain. Note that If you don't shake the records there will be water stains when they dry. -The funel, strainer and filters are a nice bonus, and a simple solution to having to deal with impurities in your cleaning solution. Definitely use them regardless of what liquid you use, store-bought or self-made. -Finally, I like it that the solution tank/basin can be covered with a lid if you decide to take a break or continue next day, without having to worry about impurities accumulating in the solution while gone. The ONLY real cons are: -True, unless you time it very well, pouring the solution from the basin back to the small funnel & bottle will not be easy when it's full, but it gets easier with practice. It would require a redesign to possibly solve it, but it's really a physics problem, it will happen with almost any type of container v/s bottle, unless you add a beak or spout into the design. -The cleaning solution comes with sone gunk from the factory, it seems that some of the material the bottle is made of, has dissolved into the liquid, or at least peeled off the inside of it. Not sure, but if this is the case, it may have a high amount of alcohol in it. but anyway, when you pour the liquid into the washing basin, it looks that it comes with some Sea-Monkeys (Algi-looking things) floating around... Therefore I recommend pouring the liquid through the filters EVERY TIME you use it, and rinse the inside of the bottle with hot water at least the 1st time. I've had no problems after that. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this device, and I hope that this helps someone who's deciding between the two similar pad v/s brush rotation record cleaning device.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Vinyl Styl Deep Groove Record Washer System - for 7/10/12 Inch (White)
- Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid 8oz. | Alcohol-Free Record Cleaner Solution | Vinyl Record Cleaner Fluid

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