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product_id: 1638938
title: "Spin-Clean Record Washer Kit | Vinyl Record Cleaner | Alcohol-Free Solution | Snap-in Rollers | Wedge-Fit Brushes | 2 Lint-Free Drying Cloths | Perfect for 33, 45 & 78 RPM"
brand: "spin clean"
price: "€ 207.12"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Spin Clean"
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# Dual-sided deep clean Snap-in rollers & wedge-fit brushes Alcohol-free gentle solution Spin-Clean Record Washer Kit | Vinyl Record Cleaner | Alcohol-Free Solution | Snap-in Rollers | Wedge-Fit Brushes | 2 Lint-Free Drying Cloths | Perfect for 33, 45 & 78 RPM

**Brand:** spin clean
**Price:** € 207.12
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌀 Spin your way to pristine vinyl vibes—because your collection deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Spin-Clean Record Washer Kit | Vinyl Record Cleaner | Alcohol-Free Solution | Snap-in Rollers | Wedge-Fit Brushes | 2 Lint-Free Drying Cloths | Perfect for 33, 45 & 78 RPM by spin clean
- **How much does it cost?** € 207.12 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- spin clean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

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

## Key Features

- • **Complete Premium Kit:** Includes everything from drying cloths to rollers—your all-in-one vinyl care system for 33, 45 & 78 RPM records.
- • **Gentle Alcohol-Free Formula:** Protect your vinyl’s integrity with a specially formulated, non-damaging cleaning solution.
- • **Stable, Easy-to-Clean Basin:** Redesigned basin with anti-wobble feet ensures smooth operation and quick cleanup.
- • **Effortless Dual-Sided Cleaning:** Clean both sides of your vinyl simultaneously—no power needed, no noise disruption.
- • **Secure Snap-In Rollers & Wedge-Fit Brushes:** Engineered for a perfect fit that stays put, delivering superior grime removal every time.

## Overview

The Spin-Clean Record Washer Kit offers a quiet, power-free solution to deep clean both sides of your vinyl records simultaneously. Featuring snap-in rollers and wedge-fit brushes for secure, effective cleaning, it uses a proprietary alcohol-free solution that’s gentle on your collection. The stable, easy-to-clean basin and included lint-free drying cloths make maintaining your 33, 45, and 78 RPM records effortless and scratch-free.

## Description

desertcart.com: Spin-Clean Record Washer Kit | Vinyl Record Cleaner | Alcohol-Free Solution | Snap-in Rollers | Wedge-Fit Brushes | 2 Lint-Free Drying Cloths | Perfect for 33, 48 & 78 RPM : Electronics

Review: Great for those who buy a lot of used records - So I have a little over 300 records ranging from new and/or un-valuable everyday records all the way up to sealed 1st presses and "White Label" promos and rare pressings. But the thing I had never invested in was a RCM. I had collected many records that visually looked great but upon play were full of static, pops, and crackles to the point of being un-listenable. Most recently I had found a first pressing of Pink Floyd "Animals" for super cheap that was so full of static I couldn't listen to more than 3 minutes of it. I buy records online, via garage sales, books stores, record shops, and anywhere else I can hunt down what I'm looking for for the best $$$. Many are dusty, stored in their original paper or cardboard sleeves, and just overall haven't lived a sheltered life (I prefer original/vintage records when possible which doesnt help). After becoming extremely frustrated when I got about 7 out of 10 records with an unacceptable amount of noise I decided I needed to do something about it. I had been planning to buy a new phono cartridge, but decided before I went and invested $100s in a new cartridge upgrade, maybe I needed to upgrade to something more effective at cleaning my collection than my hand washing and micro fiber towel method since I buy all these previously loved records and it wasnt measuring up!! Enter the Spin Clean. I want to buy an ultrasonic cleaner soon but figured this would at least tell me if some of these records were salvageable. So I ordered it, got it in, and immediately tackled my most severe records. Here are my finds after cleaning most of my records and now months of use: 1) Don't use the rags. They leave lint behind! Get yourself a drying rack (dish rack will do if you are careful and deliberate. 2) Throw out the Spin Clean cleaner and buy you a bottle of TERGIKLEEN!! That stuff saves this cleaner! It makes it way more effective and for $30 you can make 30 gallons! 3) Use distilled water. I tried first using highly filtered water from my water machine but it left spots if not wiped off immediately. 4) Wash about 10 records in a row and let them drip dry! After you wash 10, go back and remove droplets of water with the rags. This allows you to wash more records without soaking your rags and not having to stop as much. 5) If you have records that have not been cleaned in a long time only do 10-15 max then change water as the water gets murky and there will be dusty silk in the bottom of the bin you could stir up. 6) SUUUUUPER crackly records may require 2 sessions to get all the static out. 7) Finally spin records 2 times each way then leave sit for 3 mins. Now spin the 6 times each way and back 2 times the other. 8) Now rinse the Tergikleen off with a squirter bottle, clean the Spin Clean out, squeeze out the brushes and fill with distilled water and run each record through a rinse bath. 3 times each way. 9) Set in drying rack to drip dry then once complete re-sleeve and store. So what has the outcome been. Well I am happy to report all my records became near quiet (you will never get complete silence) and even my worst ones became close to new. After doing them there was a brown silt in the bottom and they gleamed like new. Also my stylus hasn't needed cleaned NEARLY as often. So in conclusion, it may require a bit of trial and error, along with a better cleaning solution but this system works so well I even bought a second so I can have a wash AND a rinse one. This little gadget has saved my records and breathed life into records I thought were goners. Just today I bought a 48 year old "White Label" Promo that was extra noisy. After running it through this, it is as good as new records I own (As far as noise). So while other more expensive methods might work better; this is enough for most. Buy it and clean all your records, they will sound better, last longer, and save damage to your equipment. Now I can move forward with a nicer cartridge knowing my records are all clean and sounding their best!! Worth every penny!!!
Review: Has become an essential part of my collection - I bought my Spin Clean about one year ago. Since that time I have cleaned close to 1000 records with it. Here are some real life thoughts on this product from someone who has used it. A lot. When I first bought this thing, I was initially feeling a little bit like I may have paid too much for what I got. I do not feel that way at all anymore. If you only have a small collection and don't buy too much vinyl, this may not be a good investment. But if you're like me and buy records, especially used ones, on a regular basis, this thing pays for itself over and over. As others have mentioned, this is not a miracle cure for noisy records. It will not remove scratches. But, this is a VERY good way to clean records and get off dust, dirt, and static and make them sound as good as they can. I buy lots of swap meet and thrift store vinyl and it can be filthy. So filthy I wouldn't dare put it on my turntable even after a dusting. The spin clean gets crap off. Lots of it. Even new vinyl can sound better after a good washing to remove static and stuff (but more on that later). The spin clean is easy to use, and easy to store. The brushes seem to get into the grooves to remove dirt and dust quite well. I have cleaned records that were covered with dirt and mold and had them come out nice and sparkly. Here are some things that I have noted that are the reality behind the system too: 1. It works much better with distilled water than tap water. Seems like the cleaning fluid (which is supposed to trap dust particles and gunk to strip it away from the vinyl) works better in distilled water. Unfortunately, that can be a pain in the butt and I don't always use it. 2. The brushes wear out faster than I had hoped. Mine are shot. New ones cost $25. Seems like a lot but when you can make $1.00 vinyl sound like $10.00 vinyl, it's still obviously worth it. I would recommend making sure your brushes stay clean as well as possible. Take them out after use and clean them. It seems that old brushes don't work very well, and I wonder if they even spread junk back into the grooves. 3. You have to change the water often. It gets so gunked up with crap that I believe it just gets redistributed if you don't change the water after maybe 15 records if they're pretty dirty. Clean water works best. 4. Don't clean new records with dirty water. They sound worse. This is what lead me to believe that the water should be changed more often than I was changing. 5. The labels do not get wet if you use it right. If you have too much water though, I have had 10-inch labels get wet. But if you use it right, the labels stay dry. 6. Spin clean recommends slowly turning a record three times, clockwise, then again counterclockwise. For really dirty records I don't think this is enough. It just doesn't seem like you're going to get 30 years worth of crap off there with 6 spins. So I often do more and I think it does clean better if you do more on really dirty records. 7. The cloths that come with the system are not worth much. I find that a large microfiber cloth to lay the records flat on, then a couple of smaller ones to dry works well. Actually, I think it's a good idea to let the record drip as much water back into the tray as possible and I do that. 8. If you clean lots of records, you're going to need more than the small bottle of solution. I think that one lasted me about 300 records maybe. The large bottle has lasted me about 600-700 more and it's not even half gone yet I don't think. All in all, this thing has been a huge part of my record collection. I can't imagine cleaning records any other way, until I get the cash to drop on a professional cleaning system (which may never happen given the price of those). For the price/performance value, this thing gets 5 stars. It's really that good. Have realistic expectations and you'll be very happy with one of these. And if you're on the Instagram vinyl community, hit me up @earmonkey.

## Features

- Effortless & Quite Dual-Sided Deep Cleaning: Clean both sides of your vinyl records simultaneously with ease. The vinyl record cleaner operates without power or complex installation, offering a quieter alternative to motorized vacuum systems, perfect for home record cleaning.
- Advanced Snap-In Rollers and Wedge-Fit Brushes: Our new snap-in roller design ensures a secure fit, while the wedge-fit brushes provide a "stay-in-place" feature for superior vinyl cleaning performance. Ideal for vinyl record maintenance and preservation.
- Easy-to-Clean Basin with Stability-Enhanced Feet: The redesigned vinyl cleaning basin is simple to clean and the new feet design enhances stability during operation, preventing wobbling for a smooth cleaning process.
- Proprietary Alcohol-Free Cleaning Solution: Utilizes a specially formulated, alcohol-free cleaning fluid (4oz) that is gentle on records. The cleaning fluid is a concentrate and must be diluted in the basin for optimal results. Perfect for maintaining vinyl record quality.
- All-Inclusive Vinyl Record Cleaning Kit: Includes a patented vinyl record washer basin with a secure lid, one pair of premium record-cleaning brushes, one pair of durable rollers for various record sizes, and two super soft, lint-free drying cloths that prevent scratches and ensure a pristine finish.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002UKSZUU |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6 in Record Cleaners & Cleaning Supplies |
| Brand | SPIN CLEAN |
| Brand Name | SPIN CLEAN |
| Color | Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,316 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00857720005132 |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Included Components | Crossbody Bag |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 1"L x 1"W x 1"H |
| Item Weight | 82 g |
| Manufacturer | SPIN CLEAN |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0837654769218 |
| Material | Vinyl |
| Material Type | Vinyl |
| Model Number | 0837654769218 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Lightweight, Washable |
| Product Dimensions | 1"L x 1"W x 1"H |
| Product Firmness | Medium |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Lightweight, Washable |
| Surface Recommendation | Vinyl |
| Theme | vinyl_record_cleaning |
| UPC | 857720005132 762189630408 610708213154 837654769218 837654028001 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SPIN CLEAN
- **Color:** Yellow
- **Handle Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 1"L x 1"W x 1"H
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Vinyl Records

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many records will it clean before the brushes and rollers need replaced?**
A: Depends on how often you use it. I bought this 4 years ago and cleaned a batch of records without issue. Now I’m cleaning another batch (both combined are under 200 records). The rubber gaskets in the rollers have shrunk and are wearing out. The rollers have ability to handle 10,000 washings theoretically, but time will be the killer no matter what you do

**Q: what powers it**
A: Bruce, the Spin-Clean is not powered, it is completely manual.  The records are cleaning by manually turning the records a certain number of rotations one way (3-4 recommended) and then turning it back the other way the same number of rotations.  The brushes remove debris and the solution hold the dirt and gunk on the bottom.

**Q: Does it work on 45's**
A: Stuart, they've included positioning for 33's 78's and 45's. I have done a few of the 45's and, aside from the handy positioning of the rollers, those ultra-fine brushes, making a triple-pass on those grooves and flushing debris out, into the solution, are the knock-out punch for arguments against having one of these devices. I'm very happy with my later-than-never decision to buy one.

**Q: Does the Spin Clean protect record labels? Or will rotating the record allow cleaning solution to drip on and discolor the labels?**
A: I have not experienced any label problems.  If you make sure you do not overfill the wash basin, and set the end rollers at the right distance, the label will not get wet as long as you withdraw the record right after the wash procedure and dry it.  If you have concerns about the label washing off due to the type of ink used, I would test a small area with no text with a damp sponge.  No ink should come off and it should not fade.  If it fades or washes off I'm not sure I would wash it other than by hand.  I have not run into any labels on 331/3 LPs that wash off or streak, same for 45s.  I have not washed any 78s.  I guess I have washed about 250 or more records with the Spin Clean and find it indispensable when buying used records and going back through my personal collection.  I even wash records that don't show any signs of dust.  The Spin Clean get down deep in the grooves.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for those who buy a lot of used records
*by K***S on February 19, 2023*

So I have a little over 300 records ranging from new and/or un-valuable everyday records all the way up to sealed 1st presses and "White Label" promos and rare pressings. But the thing I had never invested in was a RCM. I had collected many records that visually looked great but upon play were full of static, pops, and crackles to the point of being un-listenable. Most recently I had found a first pressing of Pink Floyd "Animals" for super cheap that was so full of static I couldn't listen to more than 3 minutes of it. I buy records online, via garage sales, books stores, record shops, and anywhere else I can hunt down what I'm looking for for the best $$$. Many are dusty, stored in their original paper or cardboard sleeves, and just overall haven't lived a sheltered life (I prefer original/vintage records when possible which doesnt help). After becoming extremely frustrated when I got about 7 out of 10 records with an unacceptable amount of noise I decided I needed to do something about it. I had been planning to buy a new phono cartridge, but decided before I went and invested $100s in a new cartridge upgrade, maybe I needed to upgrade to something more effective at cleaning my collection than my hand washing and micro fiber towel method since I buy all these previously loved records and it wasnt measuring up!! Enter the Spin Clean. I want to buy an ultrasonic cleaner soon but figured this would at least tell me if some of these records were salvageable. So I ordered it, got it in, and immediately tackled my most severe records. Here are my finds after cleaning most of my records and now months of use: 1) Don't use the rags. They leave lint behind! Get yourself a drying rack (dish rack will do if you are careful and deliberate. 2) Throw out the Spin Clean cleaner and buy you a bottle of TERGIKLEEN!! That stuff saves this cleaner! It makes it way more effective and for $30 you can make 30 gallons! 3) Use distilled water. I tried first using highly filtered water from my water machine but it left spots if not wiped off immediately. 4) Wash about 10 records in a row and let them drip dry! After you wash 10, go back and remove droplets of water with the rags. This allows you to wash more records without soaking your rags and not having to stop as much. 5) If you have records that have not been cleaned in a long time only do 10-15 max then change water as the water gets murky and there will be dusty silk in the bottom of the bin you could stir up. 6) SUUUUUPER crackly records may require 2 sessions to get all the static out. 7) Finally spin records 2 times each way then leave sit for 3 mins. Now spin the 6 times each way and back 2 times the other. 8) Now rinse the Tergikleen off with a squirter bottle, clean the Spin Clean out, squeeze out the brushes and fill with distilled water and run each record through a rinse bath. 3 times each way. 9) Set in drying rack to drip dry then once complete re-sleeve and store. So what has the outcome been. Well I am happy to report all my records became near quiet (you will never get complete silence) and even my worst ones became close to new. After doing them there was a brown silt in the bottom and they gleamed like new. Also my stylus hasn't needed cleaned NEARLY as often. So in conclusion, it may require a bit of trial and error, along with a better cleaning solution but this system works so well I even bought a second so I can have a wash AND a rinse one. This little gadget has saved my records and breathed life into records I thought were goners. Just today I bought a 48 year old "White Label" Promo that was extra noisy. After running it through this, it is as good as new records I own (As far as noise). So while other more expensive methods might work better; this is enough for most. Buy it and clean all your records, they will sound better, last longer, and save damage to your equipment. Now I can move forward with a nicer cartridge knowing my records are all clean and sounding their best!! Worth every penny!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Has become an essential part of my collection
*by J***D on June 14, 2013*

I bought my Spin Clean about one year ago. Since that time I have cleaned close to 1000 records with it. Here are some real life thoughts on this product from someone who has used it. A lot. When I first bought this thing, I was initially feeling a little bit like I may have paid too much for what I got. I do not feel that way at all anymore. If you only have a small collection and don't buy too much vinyl, this may not be a good investment. But if you're like me and buy records, especially used ones, on a regular basis, this thing pays for itself over and over. As others have mentioned, this is not a miracle cure for noisy records. It will not remove scratches. But, this is a VERY good way to clean records and get off dust, dirt, and static and make them sound as good as they can. I buy lots of swap meet and thrift store vinyl and it can be filthy. So filthy I wouldn't dare put it on my turntable even after a dusting. The spin clean gets crap off. Lots of it. Even new vinyl can sound better after a good washing to remove static and stuff (but more on that later). The spin clean is easy to use, and easy to store. The brushes seem to get into the grooves to remove dirt and dust quite well. I have cleaned records that were covered with dirt and mold and had them come out nice and sparkly. Here are some things that I have noted that are the reality behind the system too: 1. It works much better with distilled water than tap water. Seems like the cleaning fluid (which is supposed to trap dust particles and gunk to strip it away from the vinyl) works better in distilled water. Unfortunately, that can be a pain in the butt and I don't always use it. 2. The brushes wear out faster than I had hoped. Mine are shot. New ones cost $25. Seems like a lot but when you can make $1.00 vinyl sound like $10.00 vinyl, it's still obviously worth it. I would recommend making sure your brushes stay clean as well as possible. Take them out after use and clean them. It seems that old brushes don't work very well, and I wonder if they even spread junk back into the grooves. 3. You have to change the water often. It gets so gunked up with crap that I believe it just gets redistributed if you don't change the water after maybe 15 records if they're pretty dirty. Clean water works best. 4. Don't clean new records with dirty water. They sound worse. This is what lead me to believe that the water should be changed more often than I was changing. 5. The labels do not get wet if you use it right. If you have too much water though, I have had 10-inch labels get wet. But if you use it right, the labels stay dry. 6. Spin clean recommends slowly turning a record three times, clockwise, then again counterclockwise. For really dirty records I don't think this is enough. It just doesn't seem like you're going to get 30 years worth of crap off there with 6 spins. So I often do more and I think it does clean better if you do more on really dirty records. 7. The cloths that come with the system are not worth much. I find that a large microfiber cloth to lay the records flat on, then a couple of smaller ones to dry works well. Actually, I think it's a good idea to let the record drip as much water back into the tray as possible and I do that. 8. If you clean lots of records, you're going to need more than the small bottle of solution. I think that one lasted me about 300 records maybe. The large bottle has lasted me about 600-700 more and it's not even half gone yet I don't think. All in all, this thing has been a huge part of my record collection. I can't imagine cleaning records any other way, until I get the cash to drop on a professional cleaning system (which may never happen given the price of those). For the price/performance value, this thing gets 5 stars. It's really that good. Have realistic expectations and you'll be very happy with one of these. And if you're on the Instagram vinyl community, hit me up @earmonkey.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mixed feelings for application
*by B***E on August 6, 2021*

I have two points to make about this record cleaner. I have used it to clean about 120 records so far. I do not have a higher end record cleaner so this only compares it to hand cleaning. This will get your records spotless. (Keep in mind scratches will always be visible) after running this through i have not had one spec of dust remain on any of my records. It seems to drastically reduce pops and crackle compared to hand cleaning them thoroughly. I’ve used this on both vinyl, and shellac records, and in both cases it makes the record sound pristine. This even took care of both lingering skips on my “BTO not fragile” album. I couldn’t be happier in terms of “deep cleaning”. As for the functionality, I have not had a problem using it for the 12 inch, and the 7 inch records. As the 12 inch grooves for the rollers are cut deep, they stay in place and the record does not bind while turning it. The grooves for the 7 inch are a bit more shallow but they seem to stay in place and don’t bind as well. The groves for the 10 inch are the same depth as the 7 inch so I have had constant trouble getting the rollers to stay in place. I actually shattered a shellac record because it bound up and I forced it. The roller popped out and that record’s life was over. It was my fault entirely that it happened, however if the engineering for the 10 inch was better it could have been avoided entirely. As for the brushes the only thing I have to say is they get stuck in their grooves but if you have decent hand strength it shouldn’t be a problem to pop them out. Overall I’m giving this 4 stars because it did fix two skips on a sentimental record of mine, and cleans extremely well. Is it worth the money? It was worth it for me, especially if you have a lot of records to clean and maintain. The functionality isn’t great for 10 inch records, but if your collection is nothing 12 inch records then this would be a good record cleaner.

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