i meant polar / nonpolar ;)
now i've completely killed the thread...
ani
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remember all you chemists out there: like dissolves like! ;)
well, yes, but since most dirt will be lipid based (greasy fingers and all)
this would mean you'd have to pour oil on your records. Not good.
Basically vinyl is PVC (poly-chloro-ethane), it's incredibly stable as long
as you don'
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i found a copy of no ufo's that had so much mildew it was almost
unrecognizable. i used a 1/10 solution of 90% isopropyl alcohol / distilled
water, and gentle rubbing with a clean cloth to clean both the vinyl and
la
Friday, August 30, 2002, 1:56:14 PM, a knob was tweaked and out came:
s> I think but an unsure that the fluid is just water and Isopropyl alcohol?
s> anyone know?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure discwasher is just isopropyl. My dad had one
kit of it the whole time I was growing up, and I bought my own whe
ever it is it works.
scotto
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> hi there
>
> managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing G
ut making the record wet.
ani
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: : managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing Gris
>I'm not sure what the international equivalent of Fairy Liquid is :[
>detergent ?
It's a liquid dish washing soap - and that brings back some memories of
visiting the fam in Scotland - thanks Marc!
MEK
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Warm slightly soapy water. But I find the whole thing quite tedious. So
maybe try the record cleaning service from smalfish:
http:www.smallfish.co.uk
Quite expensive I seem to remember though ...
k
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>Surely water doenst take out any greasy grime ?
>[and i wanna be able to see my reflection in those 12's !!]
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> hi there
>
> managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing Gristle LP, was
> thinking about transferring it to cd, so obviously I would like to get the
> best possible copy,
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>> hi there
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Langsman, Marc wrote on Fri, 30 Aug 2002 about following:
> I always find some washing-up liquid followed by a quick rinse does the
> trick for those super-grubby tunes !
will ruin the records in the long run. just use distilled water.
sakke
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washing up - "for hands that do dishes that are as soft as your face, use
mild green fairy liquid"
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Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 1:09 PM
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maybe you can tell u
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From: "Jason Donnelly" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 8:56 AM
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> hi there
>
> managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing Gristle LP, was
> thinking about transferring it
On a slightly related subject. I have a few nice records that are badly
warped. I have heard 2 myths on how to unwarp them in the past. One was to
shrink wrap them and the other to place them in between 2 sheets of glass
and leave them in the sun for a specified time.
Has anyone tried these method
maybe you can tell us, what is fairy liquid made for? laundry, toilet, ...?
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I'm no
I'm not sure what the international equivalent of Fairy Liquid is :[
detergent ?
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bleach? ;-)
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distilled water?
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Sent: Friday, August 30
I always find some washing-up liquid followed by a quick rinse does the
trick for those super-grubby tunes !
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distilled water?
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From: Jason Donnelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 3:56 PM
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hi there
managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing Gristle LP, was
thinking about transferring it to
hi there
managed to track down a copy of the classic Throbbing Gristle LP, was
thinking about transferring it to cd, so obviously I would like to get the
best possible copy, does anyone know which solvents clean vinyl up the
best, and which solvents to avoid (would rather not melt the vinyl!).
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