Get a wooden lazy susan from a thrift store, glue a plastic sheetrock sleeve (or drill a hole and insert a wooden record-sized hole peg) in the middle, and there you are. You can also attach some felt circles with the adhesive on one side onto the top of the lazy susan if you’re so inclined. The cheapest record vac system ever, especially if you already have a small wet/dry vac or Green Machine.

Just bought mine and is coming in the mail got the 33 version. Very excited. I alread made the lazy Susan so just waiting for delivery. I mean a vaccum is a vaccum is a vacuum i just couldn't bring my self to spend 600+ on a vpi machine that does the same thing. Hoping this last me awhile until i get a Humminguru

Will the new pads work with the older vinyl vac?

just get a cheap record player and handivac with carseat adapter

If you have a small collection this would work fine but Ultrasonic is the only way to go with a Large collection as it allow me to clean 8 albums in 15 minutes.

Maybe read the instructions or figure out how its actually works before wasting all our time with this horrible video.

Thank You.... Out of all the videos i've seen on this..... This one tells you how to wash and dry at the end......👍👍👍👍

Hey audiophiles James, let me tell you this system works. I put one together for $33 including a vacuum pump. The PVC I got for free from Home Depot. No problem I had a drill I could cut it out no issues there have one working in less than 25 minutes. Spent less than $28. Found a vacuum and a secondhand store for $12 can be done and will be done save your money put it together. Simple doesn’t take a rocket scientist. Enjoy guys.

Comical exhibition Sir. Now I know why I listen to cds. 😉

Nice video Ron hope your business is doing good

What size in the dowl peg

Maybe you can do a quick update on the sound improvement versus filming the after-sound. Cheers Tony

Hi Michael, Man you made this cleaning exercise seem so complicated. LOL. Have ordered this product after much research and looking forward to the results on my vinyl collection. BTW, I enjoy your vids and reviews. Cheers Tony

your supposed to make a record turnwheel out of a lazy susanne as illustrated on the manufacturing site

What HP wet vac do you recommend? Thx.

There is a way better hack using a Vinyl Vac. This video really makes for a better cleaning workstation. Comparatively, Michael is a bit of an amateur. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2KkpmCNe8qKh5o

Cool

simple and effective !

Would there be a problem using a 4.5HP shop vac? That's what I currently have but don't want to burn up the motor if not enough air can get through the Vinyl Vac attachment.

I just use a hair dryer.

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My shop vac is 2.5". Do I need to get a 1.5" reducer?

Like some others, I made my own vacuum tube, but I would still highly recommend buying this instead of the standard "record cleaning kits" in the same price range. Although you might need/want to spend more money on top of it for a wetvac and turntable, it's a way more effective cleaning method in comparison.

I own this I've used this on over 300 of my favorite LPS it really improved the Fidelity thank you vinyl vac!

Well it certainly didn’t work for me, I tried it twice and then bought the Pro-Ject VCE , much better and more stable !

I have Boundless record solution. Would you say this is a decent enough cleaning solution?

Use a record dr underneath and the vinyl vac on top. U can dry both sides at once.

The little white pad goes on top of the record, not under it, to keep the vinyl vac from coming in contact with the record.

Don’t be horrified by my suggestion on record maintenance after cleaning with my Vpi 16.5 I use simply a 360 degree Swiffer duster for maintenance between vpi cleanings and it works superbly and also relieves static crackle. These Swiffer probably contain some thing to attract dust to the Swiffer material but I hear no down side or dust attraction after use. This does not replace periodic wet cleanings.

Got me one of these. Went and bought a lazy susan and a wet dry vac from walmart. I have to say, I was surprised how well this thing worked for the price. It does what it's advertised to do. One thing though is about every 3 or 4 record cleanings, I had to wash the velvet area that contacts the record. It got to where it was leaving a dusty residue on the vinyl. But cleaning the vinyl vac cured that issue. I would guess the dirtier the records you clean the more you would need to clean the velvet part on the vinyl vac, But very happy with mine.

I use a cheap crosley suitcase record player for using my Vinyl Vac. I attach it to my red Dirt Devil handheld vacuum just to suck out the dust first from the record. Then after that I use my spin clean to wet clean the record and then I finnish up by using my antistatic gun and my records sound fantastic. Very clean sounding with hardly any surface noise. The Vinyl Vac also comes with a round felt piece to use so you don't scratch your record labels. I used double sided tape and stuck it on the hole of the Vinyl Vac so it is permanently on it the way the rest of the felt is. Much better that way. I kept losing it when it was not attached.

What size dowels in diameter do you need?

Is there any down-side to air drying your records on a rack? I mean besides the wait time. It's my understanding that distilled water evaporates without leaving any residue or spots.

Also what size does the spindle need to be? The thickness and length. Thanks

I was just wondering, when you use the distilled water to rinse, how often should you change the contents in the tub? As obviously the cleaning fluid will be going in there when you put the sponge in there. Thanks

I really need one of this. Thanks for this accesible real results product!!!!!!

This technique was pointed out years ago buy a KZbinr named Supra Wes. And I’ve been using it for many years now with great success.

This is where I got the idea to just make my own attachments to hook to a mini shop vac. The only things that cost me anything was my brush & fluid.

This 'solution' is way too risky. You're potentially grinding the surface of your records with that paint brush and the padded strips on the vacuum have to be perfectly aligned, clean, and with minimal pressure otherwise you'll scratch the surface of your records. Pleae, be careful with your records.

Do you let the record dry after vacuuming or is it dry enough to store/play?

Seen Melinda Murphy video vinyl vac giveaway your products look great would love to try it

Vinyl Vac Giveaway. Awesome. Love the channel.

VINYL VAC GIVEAWAY. Thank you for sharing. I did watch the Vinyl Vac video and was amazed. Thank you for your ongoing contributions to the vinyl community. I have two record stores within walking distance from my work location; therefore, I visit almost daily. As a result, I see the prices continuing to climb. Yes indeed....the Fleetwood Mac Rumors 45 rpm version is just incredible. Kevin Miller: North Carolina.

Melinda Murphy sent me here to check out the vid. Looks like a good product to clean records.

VINYL VAC GIVEAWAY!

Melinda Murphy sent me here. Looks like a great product. VINYL RECORD CLEANING VAC GIVEAWAY. 🙂👍

Melinda Murphy sent me over here to watch his wonderful video about this wonderful product Melinda Murphy recommends you

Melinda Murphy sent me here! I learned about the vinyl vac in one of her videos a few weeks ago. I was thinking of buying it so I'm glad she updated me on the improved model that just came out!

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Melinda Murphy says there is a VINYL VAC GIVEAWAY! Very interested in your new product line! I have several very old records that need a good cleaning and I can't afford a ultra-sound cleaner.