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product_id: 2201302
title: "Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid 8oz. | Alcohol-Free Record Cleaner Solution | Vinyl Record Cleaner Fluid"
brand: "spin clean"
price: "₹ 1899"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Spin Clean"
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# alcohol-free & non-toxic cleans up to 1400 records 8oz concentrated fluid Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid 8oz. | Alcohol-Free Record Cleaner Solution | Vinyl Record Cleaner Fluid

**Brand:** spin clean
**Price:** ₹ 1899
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌀 Keep your vinyl spinning like new—clean smarter, not harder!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid 8oz. | Alcohol-Free Record Cleaner Solution | Vinyl Record Cleaner Fluid by spin clean
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 1899 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- spin clean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted spin clean brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Friendly & Safe:** Biodegradable ingredients keep your collection and the planet in pristine condition.
- • **Gentle Yet Powerful:** Alcohol-free, non-toxic solution protects your vinyl’s grooves and sound quality.
- • **Static-Reducing Clean:** Effectively removes dust and static, enhancing playback clarity and reducing pops.
- • **Ultra-Concentrated Formula:** One 8oz bottle cleans up to 1400 vinyl records—never run out mid-session.
- • **Optimized for Spin-Clean Kits:** Specifically designed to maximize cleaning efficiency with Spin-Clean basins.

## Overview

Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid is an 8oz concentrated, alcohol-free cleaning solution designed to safely and effectively clean up to 1400 vinyl records. Its biodegradable, non-toxic formula removes dust, dirt, and static without damaging your collection, making it the go-to fluid for Spin-Clean record washer kits and vinyl enthusiasts seeking pristine sound quality.

## Description

NEW 8 oz. Bottle Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid MK3 Pouring just one capful of the 8 oz. bottle of the Spin-Clean Record Washer fluid over your Spin-Clean brushes is enough to clean up to 50 records. We did the math, and that’s up to 1400 record cleanings in one 8 oz. bottle! Specially formulated, new MK3 Record Washer Fluid removes dust and dirt from record grooves Never any harmful agents or alcohol in the Spin-Clean Record Washer Fluid, so your valued collection is always in good hands

Review: How to Use Without the Spin-Clean System (unofficial -- just what I did) - This does the job! My grimy 99 cent Goodwill finds sound almost as good as my brand new $50 albums now (limited edition Pokemon and Banjo-Kazooie soundtracks -- only reason I spent $50 on an album) -- with the exception of the few pops and crackles that are clearly caused by the scratches and other imperfections created by the previous owners. I am really impressed with how well these old albums sound after a good cleaning! It also helped the static issue I was having with my new albums. I have peace of mind using this over the alcohol-water solution my brother suggested simply because of the slight possibility that alcohol might damage my vinyl. This solution has no alcohol in it. How I used it, short version: I bought a 24oz spray bottle and (after washing the bottle) mixed half a cap full of the cleaning fluid with 12 oz of distilled water and shook it to make sure it was mixed well. With my Goodwill records, I wiped them off with a clean microfiber cloth before spraying them to get the bulk of the dust off. With my new ones, I just went ahead and sprayed them. I then placed the album on the turntable with the side I sprayed facing up (avoid getting any liquid on the turntable) and used a different microfiber cloth to clean with the liquid. I turned the record in the direction it would spin while playing as I wiped it. I then used a third dry and clean microfiber cloth to finish drying the record. Then I repeated the process with the other side of the record and put it back in its sleeve once I was sure it was dry. How I used it in detail and the reason behind diluting the cleaning fluid with water: When I got the bottle, the first thing I did was read the instructions. The instructions are specifically for use with the machine. It says to pour one cap full over the brushes after filling the machine to the fill line with distilled water. This tells me it isn't meant to be used pure. So, I got on the company's website to see how much water is supposed to be in the machine. The answer? 24oz. I bought a plain 24oz spray bottle from Walmart (in the plant section) to mix my distilled water and cap full of cleaner. I hand washed the bottle before I used it just to be safe. I recommend using distilled water if at all possible to ensure extra crap that's in the tap water doesn't get onto your records. I already keep distilled water to clean my fountain pens, so that was no trouble for me. I only had a few albums to clean, so I didn't want to fill the whole bottle and have it sitting around for a while. So, I filled the bottle to the 12oz mark and poured in half a cap. I then shook it to make sure it was mixed well. I used three different microfiber cloths, but it could be done with just one if you're more patient. I already had one microfiber cloth, and I picked up a 2-pack in the automotive department for less than $1. I cleaned them before I used them. Ordinarily, I'll probably wash them by hand and air dry them since they aren't supposed to be mixed with non-microfiber cloths, but I was in a hurry, so I went ahead and stuck them in the wash by themselves on warm with a small amount of Woolite. Some places online say not to use detergent at all, but the instructions said to wash them with a mild detergent. It's probably best to let them air dry, but sticking them in the dryer every once in a while is okay as long as it's on low heat. With my Goodwill albums, I gently wiped them off with one dry microfiber cloth to get the majority of the dust off to keep my cleaning microfiber cloth from getting as dirty. I skipped that step with my new albums. I then sprayed one side of the album away from the record player or any other electronics. I did my best to avoid the label. The website says it won't damage the label, but I figure any liquid will damage paper, so I just tried to keep the liquid off as much as possible. If some did get on it, I wiped it off before cleaning the record. Then I placed the record on the turntable -- sprayed side up. I sprayed my Goodwill albums a lot, so I had to be careful when placing them on the turntable to keep any liquid from getting on the turntable. I spun the record in the direction it would normally spin while playing and wiped it with the second microfiber cloth. I have an automatic turntable, and I accidentally hit play a couple times -- one of those times sent the stylus crashing across the album I was cleaning *cringe*. So, I've started paying extra attention to the stylus position while cleaning and putting the cuing lever up before I clean my records just in case. Once the bulk of the liquid was gone, I switched to the third dry clean microfiber cloth to finish drying it. Cleaning it this way, my second microfiber cloth got pretty wet, so the third cloth helped dry better. I then repeated the process with the other side of the record and put the record in its sleeve once it was dry. Then I moved on to the next record. I've had a lot of trouble with static causing my turntable's pad to stick to the record when I pick it up, so I started wiping the pad down with the damp cloth after each record I cleaned. The combination of cleaning the records and wiping the pad down has greatly reduced my static problems. My pad hasn't clung to my records since. My dorm room air is extremely dry, so I'll probably have to do this several times to keep the static at bay. For now, though, it's working. I hope I helped some other new vinyl enthusiast! To any older vinyl enthusiasts or audiophiles (I'm just a casual listener), if you have any suggestions, please let me know! My process was gleaned from a few hours of internet research and chats with my oldest brother who has been collecting vinyl for a couple years longer than me, so experienced advice is always welcome!
Review: a pretty effective vinyl cleaner - This solution works well on cleaning my new or used LP's and 45 rpm vinyl when using with a spin clean type record bath.I am currently using a Vinyl Styl cleaning tool and it will clean well but not fix damaged or worn out records.Some require additional cleaning cycle with only minimal static remaining.An anti static brush is helpful but not a cure-all for static.Reasonably priced in a catagory of some pricey products.

## Features

- Proprietary Alcohol-Free Cleaning Solution: Utilizes a specially formulated, alcohol-free cleaning fluid (8oz) that is gentle on records. The cleaning fluid is a concentrate and must be diluted in the Spin-Clean basin for optimal results. Perfect for maintaining vinyl record quality.
- Enough Fluid to Clean up to 1400 Vinyl Records: Concentrated formula means you won’t run out of record cleaning fluid when you need it most. Gives you more bang for your buck, too.
- Safe, Non-Toxic Formula: Provides a powerful clean without any harsh chemicals so your valued record collection is always in good hands. Only intended to be used with any Spin-Clean Vinyl Record Washer kit.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003K1FTFM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #40 in Record Cleaners & Cleaning Supplies |
| Brand | SPIN CLEAN |
| Brand Name | SPIN CLEAN |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 778 Reviews |
| Item Form | Aerosol |
| Item Volume | 8 fluid ounces |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Spin Clean |
| Material Feature | Biodegradable |
| Material Features | Biodegradable |
| Model Number | Spin Clean 8 oz. Washer Fluid |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | Washer Fluid |
| Size | 8 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Special Features | Concentrated |
| Specific Uses For Product | Washer Fluid |
| Surface Recommendation | Plastic |
| UPC | 815414010510 |
| Unit Count | 8 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SPIN CLEAN
- **Item Form:** Aerosol
- **Item Volume:** 8 fluid ounces
- **Material Feature:** Biodegradable
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Washer Fluid

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this be used as the cleaning solution in an ultrasonic cleaner?**
A: The Spin Clean works on a much different principle than an ultrasonic cleaner. It would be best if you use the cleaning solution recommended by the manufacture of your ultrasonic cleaner. Clean records sound great. Enjoy.

**Q: Has anybody tried combining a Spin Clean with a vacuum dry?**
A: I have not done so but I would bet it would work great. I wipe/clean my vinyl with one cleaner first if really dirty then I use my spin clean and my albums turn out like new most of the time. I'll bet if wiped/vacuumed, then cleaned with spin clean, dryed, then vacuumed again they would turn out almost perfect removing most particles. 
More work but seems to me to be worth it when vacuuming alone will not get all the greasy grime off.  
(Just speculation as I do not own a vacuume system.)
Good luck!! Hope this helps.

**Q: what is the mixer with distilled water ?   1 cap full of cleaner plus----**
A: One capful into the spin cleaner. Fill cleaner up to line.
Insert record. Wash.
The records i find are generally filthy so i use 2 capfuls

**Q: Does this solution contain alcohol? (rubbing?)**
A: No, it does not.
We have used it on records going back to 1919 and it worked fine and with no damage.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ How to Use Without the Spin-Clean System (unofficial -- just what I did)
*by Z***N on April 3, 2016*

This does the job! My grimy 99 cent Goodwill finds sound almost as good as my brand new $50 albums now (limited edition Pokemon and Banjo-Kazooie soundtracks -- only reason I spent $50 on an album) -- with the exception of the few pops and crackles that are clearly caused by the scratches and other imperfections created by the previous owners. I am really impressed with how well these old albums sound after a good cleaning! It also helped the static issue I was having with my new albums. I have peace of mind using this over the alcohol-water solution my brother suggested simply because of the slight possibility that alcohol might damage my vinyl. This solution has no alcohol in it. How I used it, short version: I bought a 24oz spray bottle and (after washing the bottle) mixed half a cap full of the cleaning fluid with 12 oz of distilled water and shook it to make sure it was mixed well. With my Goodwill records, I wiped them off with a clean microfiber cloth before spraying them to get the bulk of the dust off. With my new ones, I just went ahead and sprayed them. I then placed the album on the turntable with the side I sprayed facing up (avoid getting any liquid on the turntable) and used a different microfiber cloth to clean with the liquid. I turned the record in the direction it would spin while playing as I wiped it. I then used a third dry and clean microfiber cloth to finish drying the record. Then I repeated the process with the other side of the record and put it back in its sleeve once I was sure it was dry. How I used it in detail and the reason behind diluting the cleaning fluid with water: When I got the bottle, the first thing I did was read the instructions. The instructions are specifically for use with the machine. It says to pour one cap full over the brushes after filling the machine to the fill line with distilled water. This tells me it isn't meant to be used pure. So, I got on the company's website to see how much water is supposed to be in the machine. The answer? 24oz. I bought a plain 24oz spray bottle from Walmart (in the plant section) to mix my distilled water and cap full of cleaner. I hand washed the bottle before I used it just to be safe. I recommend using distilled water if at all possible to ensure extra crap that's in the tap water doesn't get onto your records. I already keep distilled water to clean my fountain pens, so that was no trouble for me. I only had a few albums to clean, so I didn't want to fill the whole bottle and have it sitting around for a while. So, I filled the bottle to the 12oz mark and poured in half a cap. I then shook it to make sure it was mixed well. I used three different microfiber cloths, but it could be done with just one if you're more patient. I already had one microfiber cloth, and I picked up a 2-pack in the automotive department for less than $1. I cleaned them before I used them. Ordinarily, I'll probably wash them by hand and air dry them since they aren't supposed to be mixed with non-microfiber cloths, but I was in a hurry, so I went ahead and stuck them in the wash by themselves on warm with a small amount of Woolite. Some places online say not to use detergent at all, but the instructions said to wash them with a mild detergent. It's probably best to let them air dry, but sticking them in the dryer every once in a while is okay as long as it's on low heat. With my Goodwill albums, I gently wiped them off with one dry microfiber cloth to get the majority of the dust off to keep my cleaning microfiber cloth from getting as dirty. I skipped that step with my new albums. I then sprayed one side of the album away from the record player or any other electronics. I did my best to avoid the label. The website says it won't damage the label, but I figure any liquid will damage paper, so I just tried to keep the liquid off as much as possible. If some did get on it, I wiped it off before cleaning the record. Then I placed the record on the turntable -- sprayed side up. I sprayed my Goodwill albums a lot, so I had to be careful when placing them on the turntable to keep any liquid from getting on the turntable. I spun the record in the direction it would normally spin while playing and wiped it with the second microfiber cloth. I have an automatic turntable, and I accidentally hit play a couple times -- one of those times sent the stylus crashing across the album I was cleaning *cringe*. So, I've started paying extra attention to the stylus position while cleaning and putting the cuing lever up before I clean my records just in case. Once the bulk of the liquid was gone, I switched to the third dry clean microfiber cloth to finish drying it. Cleaning it this way, my second microfiber cloth got pretty wet, so the third cloth helped dry better. I then repeated the process with the other side of the record and put the record in its sleeve once it was dry. Then I moved on to the next record. I've had a lot of trouble with static causing my turntable's pad to stick to the record when I pick it up, so I started wiping the pad down with the damp cloth after each record I cleaned. The combination of cleaning the records and wiping the pad down has greatly reduced my static problems. My pad hasn't clung to my records since. My dorm room air is extremely dry, so I'll probably have to do this several times to keep the static at bay. For now, though, it's working. I hope I helped some other new vinyl enthusiast! To any older vinyl enthusiasts or audiophiles (I'm just a casual listener), if you have any suggestions, please let me know! My process was gleaned from a few hours of internet research and chats with my oldest brother who has been collecting vinyl for a couple years longer than me, so experienced advice is always welcome!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ a pretty effective vinyl cleaner
*by F***N on July 6, 2026*

This solution works well on cleaning my new or used LP's and 45 rpm vinyl when using with a spin clean type record bath.I am currently using a Vinyl Styl cleaning tool and it will clean well but not fix damaged or worn out records.Some require additional cleaning cycle with only minimal static remaining.An anti static brush is helpful but not a cure-all for static.Reasonably priced in a catagory of some pricey products.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works
*by M***C on February 9, 2026*

Works as expected, as needed

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