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Dryer Sheet Vinyl Record. Have any of you guys ever tried to use dryer sheets to pull static off of your records? I read on another site that if you take a regular dryer sheet, poke a spindle hole in it and place it under your platter mat, the dryer. Depending on the level of stink saturation, i've had some luck keeping musty covers (that were otherwise visually and structurally sound) by. I use a quarter inch cork mat with a used drier sheet between may and platter and use anti static poly sleeves and i never have static problems. Gently wipe the record surface with an unscented. A dryer sheet inserted into an empty roll of toilet paper acted as a great filter to eliminate smoke type odors ones parents may. Dryer sheets contain many ingredients, but the most common are: If you prefer a diy approach, here are a few simple solutions to help manage static cling on vinyl records: Just exploring options and figured i’d see if any one.

I read on another site that if you take a regular dryer sheet, poke a spindle hole in it and place it under your platter mat, the dryer. Depending on the level of stink saturation, i've had some luck keeping musty covers (that were otherwise visually and structurally sound) by. Dryer sheets contain many ingredients, but the most common are: If you prefer a diy approach, here are a few simple solutions to help manage static cling on vinyl records: I use a quarter inch cork mat with a used drier sheet between may and platter and use anti static poly sleeves and i never have static problems. Have any of you guys ever tried to use dryer sheets to pull static off of your records? Gently wipe the record surface with an unscented. Just exploring options and figured i’d see if any one. A dryer sheet inserted into an empty roll of toilet paper acted as a great filter to eliminate smoke type odors ones parents may.

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Dryer Sheet Vinyl Record A dryer sheet inserted into an empty roll of toilet paper acted as a great filter to eliminate smoke type odors ones parents may. Gently wipe the record surface with an unscented. I use a quarter inch cork mat with a used drier sheet between may and platter and use anti static poly sleeves and i never have static problems. Have any of you guys ever tried to use dryer sheets to pull static off of your records? If you prefer a diy approach, here are a few simple solutions to help manage static cling on vinyl records: Just exploring options and figured i’d see if any one. Dryer sheets contain many ingredients, but the most common are: Depending on the level of stink saturation, i've had some luck keeping musty covers (that were otherwise visually and structurally sound) by. I read on another site that if you take a regular dryer sheet, poke a spindle hole in it and place it under your platter mat, the dryer. A dryer sheet inserted into an empty roll of toilet paper acted as a great filter to eliminate smoke type odors ones parents may.