Endust for Electronics; Anti-Static Vinyl Record Cleaning Spray; 6 oz (16495)

Great product that does an excellent job without ripping you off with small 1 ounce bottles and crazy high prices. Works better than all of those I've tried over the years, and it has a successful name to back it up.

I don’t know if it’s worth what they’re charging for this stuff, it seems like soap water to me and for some reason it can leave a slight residue behind if you don’t THOROUGHLY wipe and dry it off…I will say it reduces static interference significantly, so whatever it is it works well for that!

There’s an understandable caution with vinyl record cleaning products, particularly if the active ingredients are not a detergent/alcohol formulation. To a certain degree this product has a serious image problem, the spray bottle looks cheap, the label slapped on it looks like it would be more at home on something that cleans your dashboard, with a ton of descriptions that all say the same thing, and sticking endust at the top is a bit desperate. You don’t have to trade using a household name anymore, when you could launch as a brand new product using social media and music platforms. There’s an entire generation discovering vinyl that would dismiss this product on sight, which is a shame because its very good at what it does, but for some crazy reason they’ve decided to leave the ingredients off the bottle! The first question I guarantee will be asking what’s in this product. They have it listed on their website: DIMETHYLOL-5,5-DIMETHYLHYDANTOIN it has multiple applications but happens to be really good at neutralizing static. I use an ultrasonic cleaner for my records and use this to mist my carbon fiber brush when needed as well as cleaning my platter.If you do use this for full cleaning I’d recommend covering the labels before spraying your records though, I’m unsure of how this reacts with paper. This is not the only product you’ll ever need but it’s a good all rounder.

I won't run out any time soon. It does a good job cleaning the record. 1 or 2 spritzes and a wipe with my disc cleaner and done.

Occasionally it seems to spray too much on the album and it takes a bit to dry, but other than that it has performed flawlessly. Some of my most dirty and dusty vinyl acquisitions look like new after a bit of loving care and a squirt or two of this cleaner.I recommend it.

This product worked perfect. Sound was much improved after cleaning..

This is a snake oil product and a waste of time did nothing for my new records except make me need to was the film off.

Avoid if you can - it’s t leaves residue and makes albums sound muted - I haven’t tried to clean with a different product yet and I’m concerned I would need ultrasound cleaning to get the residue off honestly… till then it worries me I could damage the records if I try to clean or wipe it off (sandpaper)