Even cheaper option is to
Throw your record on the carpet , squirt some cleaning fluid on it , use a sponge from the 99p store to spread it around
Then a quick hover with the wet and dry Henry
Jobs a good en
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Even cheaper option is to
Throw your record on the carpet , squirt some cleaning fluid on it , use a sponge from the 99p store to spread it around
Then a quick hover with the wet and dry Henry
Jobs a good en
The new model Okki Nokki is excellent.
An awful lot quieter than any of the other 'budget' machines I have heard and has both forward and reverse speeds.
Does a really excellent job and a complete doddle to use.
Tru Mike but a lot aint got that kind of Money, i certainly cannot spare over £400 for a RCM.. I can fully understand why people opt for the easy option of CDee & Files
I have a spin clean sat doing nothing, pay me £8 for shipping and its yours for free, there is the yellow main bath with the rollers and brushes inside and a bottle of their fluidQuote:
Originally Posted by The Barbarian
no box but I know how to pack stuff up!
This is the way forward, credit to MCRU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us
I have just picked up a second hand self built moth what a massive differance in sound it like my system has an upgrade
PM Sent Dave
Replied.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Barbarian
I also just found a Knosti RCM shell with the central spindle and drying rack underneath the main fluid holder.
No fluid but free if anyone wants to send me the shipping charge £8 (cost is £6.62+ VAT with DHL)
:D;)Quote:
Originally Posted by diviy
I keep saying it, but these really are as good as anything else out there of the same ilk, but at a fraction of the cost-
http://maquinaphk.xpg.uol.com.br/models.html