Top tip of the day

[thescarletpronster]

When you've just cleaned a batch of LPs, don't stand next to the rack on which they're drying and shake up some vinaigrette for your lunch-time salad in a jar with an ill-fitting top.

I hope you find this helpful. [holds head in hands]

 

[Hi-FiOutlaw]

When you've just cleaned a batch of LPs, don't stand next to the rack on which they're drying and shake up some vinaigrette for your lunch-time salad in a jar with an ill-fitting top.

I hope you find this helpful. [holds head in hands]

The vinyl can be cleaned again, but the labels don't... Will smell for some time...*lol*

 

[BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW]

Aaaah, memories. Takes me back to those glorious days of balsamic flavoured vinyl.

Of course, if you'd used my method of spinning the records dry in in a drill, they'd be no waiting for records to dry on a rack, and no flavoured vinyl. *blum3*

 

[thescarletpronster]

I tried your drill method, but unfortunately I screwed the LPs to the wall. Can't reach my turntable up that high to play them.

 

[BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW]

I tried your drill method, but unfortunately I screwed the LPs to the wall. Can't reach my turntable up that high to play them.

*biggrin*

It works though, and much better than the drain and wait method. Now try again, properly this time. *biggrin*