It's made of cheap plastic and it takes a huge amount of labor to use

It is essentially a strong plastic tub that has 2 soft brushes that face each other in the middle of the tub.

Hard, brittle yellow plastic and what appear to be cloth diapers for $80

The main cheap plastic is breakable and not sturdy at all.

It was not yellow like the picture but dark brown and there was a huge hole where the cheap plastic had broken off inside the box

Plastic, cheeply made, expensive for how it's made.

This is cheap-ass plastic, and under no circumstances should this product be confused with--or compared to--a professional vacuum/VPI system

And yes this little piece of cheap plastic is made in the USA

The plastic feels a little cheap, but who wants to pay more for precision-lathed rollers?

It is however a very well designed, effective piece of cheap plastic.

It does have a little bit of a cheap plastic feel, and the record doesnt spin as easy as I would have imagined, but it definitely does the job of wet cleaning vinyl records

It worked well at getting sticky plastic residue (from poor quality original record sleeves) off the

There's plastic, and then there's cheap-ass plastic

The Spin Clean will not undo damage, but with records that l own, some over 50 years old, filth can sound like damage, and filth CAN be undone.

The Spin Clean will not undo damage, but with records that l own, some over 50 years old, filth can sound like damage, and filth CAN be undone.

And it allows me to clean records faster as I don't have to wait for them to dry on a dish rack before putting them into a new sleeve

I have the Orbitrac 3 Pro and it works pretty well, but not nearly as good as this cleaner

don't clean quite as

I tried my friend's VPI 16.5 record clean machine, and felt that spin clean + wood glue results in the similar quality of cleaning as with the VPI cleaner.

I got the MKIII bottle with the MKII unit, so I was initially confused as to how much of the solution to use

The dishwater I made fun of is actually Spin Clean’s fluid that you mix with distilled water.

Spin Clean’s instructions say to turn the record three revolutions in each direction.

As the description says, you can clean up to 50 LP’s on one tank, and it can sit for up to a week