Question 1

I have a turntable but i don't want to use it to clean dirty vinyl. how can i use this tool without involving my tt.

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I felt the same way. I bought a second hand lazy Susan and drilled a whole in the center of it. I glued a small dowel in the middle for a spindle. I then put an old turntable mat on it . I put my records on that when I clean them. It works great. Buy one of these Vinyl Vacs- they really work well.

Question 2

Haven't received mine yet, but what type of fluid should be used for cleaning?

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Hi W. E. Bromby,There are many options and opinions on cleaning solutions but here is one that I have found good results with.I recommend a lazy susan set up like I demonstrated in the video here: http://bit.ly/2g1biDpYou can order your Vinyl Vac here: www.vinylvac.net - Free Shipping available when you order direct from our website. (Also with Amazon Prime)Thank you for joining our email list. If you have any questions please let me know.All The Best,Ron MillerVinyl VacCLEANING SOLUTIONSuppliesIlfotol (wetting agent) - http://amzn.to/1UJ2jpmDistilled water - 1 GallonIsopropyl Alcohol - 70%, 91% or 99% - Hereâs a link: http://bit.ly/25LHvRKDawn Liquid Soap - http://amzn.to/2f9az1xPaint Edger - Wooster Brush Tru-Edge Trimmer - http://bit.ly/2ebFQmv\Foam Brush - 4 inch Foam Brush - http://low.es/2fccp0LSpray Bottle - http://bit.ly/2f8MrvqStanley Wet/Dry Vac: http://bit.ly/2dH17jNVinyl Vac - www.vinylvac.netINSTRUCTIONS1. Mix 1 part alcohol with 4 parts distilled water in spray bottle2. Gentle stir3. Add a few drop of ILFORD (wetting agent) This will enable the solution to better penetrate the grooves.4. Gentle stir and let sit for 24 hours5. Add a a few drops of Dawn Liquid Soap6. Spray solution on Paint Edger (I do this to avoid overspray damaging the label)7. Work Paint Edger in both directions of grooves 3-4 times8. Rinse - Saturate Foam Brush into container of Distilled water. (One pass in each direction.)9. Slowly vacuum with Vinyl Vac

Question 3

Do I need to buy a vacuum hose separately?

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Thanks for reaching out. The Vinyl Vac 33 is designed to attach to a standard 1.25" or 1.5" vacuum hose (wet/dry vacuum recommended). You would not buy a vacuum hose separately, you would use the existing hose that comes with your wet/dry vacuum.
We recommend the Stanley 1.5 hp, 1 Gal wet/dry vac. Available here on Amazon.

Question 4

Can you use with a standard dry vac? For example, a dirt devil from Target.

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Hi Ben, The Vinyl Vac can be used with a dry vac but I recommend a wet/dry vac. Because you will be vacuuming after a wet cleaning and rinse a wet/dry vac is highly recommended. A dry vac, in most cases, is not suitable for vacuuming liquids. You can purchase a Stanley 1.5 HP (1 gal) wet/dry vac for roughly $20 here on Amazon. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/Stanley-Wet-Vacuum-Gallon-Horsepower/dp/B006EHYD24/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1480697313&sr=8-2&keywords=stanley+1.5+hp+wet%2Fdry+vacIf you have further questions please let me know and thanks for reaching out.All The Best,Ron MillerVinyl Vac

ASIN	B014X2SXY0
Best Sellers Rank	#68 in Record Cleaners & Cleaning Supplies
Brand	Vinyl Vac
Brand Name	Vinyl Vac
Color	Black, White
Control Method	Touch
Controller Type	Ring
Customer Reviews	4.4 out of 5 stars 724 Reviews
Filter Type	Pad
Form Factor	Cannister
Included Components	Brush
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Electric	No
Is Product Cordless	No
Item Weight	0.24 Pounds
Manufacturer	Vinyl Vac
Model Name	FBA_VV01
Model Number	VV001
Number of Items	1
Number of Power Levels	2
Other Special Features of the Product	Effective & Affordable
Portable	No
Power Source	External Vacuum
Recommended Uses For Product	Vinyl Records
Series Number	1
Special Feature	Effective & Affordable
Style Name	Modern
Surface Recommendation	Vinyl Records
Unit Count	1 Count
Wattage	2000 watts

33 - Vinyl Record Cleaning Kit- Record Vacuum Wand for Deep Cleaning (Attaches to Your Wet Dry Vacuum Hose, U.S. Standard 1.25" & 1.5")

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