tekkno-guy

From what I remember hearing the last few years. DO NOT USE KODAK PHOTOFLOW. It has chemicals besides the wetting agent in the solution that can be left behind on your record. Kodak company also recommends NOT using product for this purpose. You are missing one important component to Laura Dearbourne's solution. Wetting agent. Try Triton X-114 which I found online at a very reasonable price for a pint...that amount will last you forever as you only need a drop or two. While it may be more expensive than the chemicals you mention it will never ruin your records like the other stuff. Museums use X-114 to clean artifacts, not lysol, dish detergent, or photoflow. So...in review... 3 parts water. 1 part lab grade iso alcohol A drop or two X-114 And you will have great cleaning solution. I use it for hand cleaning out of a spray bottle but it will work in a Spin clean or a VPI machine as well.