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Reddit mentions of Ilford Ilfotol Non Ionic Wetting Agent 1 Litre

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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Ilford Ilfotol Non Ionic Wetting Agent 1 Litre. Here are the top ones.

Ilford Ilfotol Non Ionic Wetting Agent 1 Litre
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    Features:
  • Non-ionic wetting agent
  • Aids rapid even drying
  • Suitable for film and paper
  • Good for antistatic treatment
Specs:
ColorBlack
Height1.9685 Inches
Length3.937 Inches
Size1 Litre
Weight2.20462262 Pounds
Width1.9685 Inches

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Found 1 comment on Ilford Ilfotol Non Ionic Wetting Agent 1 Litre:

u/high_changeup · 1 pointr/vinyl

I'd love some input on my current homemade record washing fluid dilemma! Basically multiple questions.

I've used up my record washer fluid that came with my cleaning system (VinylStyl). Now I want to make one of two cheaper, homemade record washer fluids but I don't know which one is a better idea. I also use a vinyl vac for when I don't need to do deep cleaning.

I have a VinyStyl Record spin cleaning system (basically what I think is a better spin clean) and don't want to buy the manufacturer record washer fluid again.

Option one is tergitol with distilled water. And if I do this, would buying a pint of tergitol for ~$22 be more cost effective than buying a product called tergikleen for $22 from Amazon?

Option two is making the more well known 4 part distilled water/ 1 part 99% Isop. alcohol / 0.5 % Ilford Ilfoto wetting agent for ~$23 (cheaper on B&H).

I'm leaning towards option one, with a tergikleen/distilled water setup. My further question is if tergikleen is ok to use with a plastic and goat hair brush spin system like the vinyl styl? Would it have a bad reaction in any way? Or is sticking with an alcohol washer fluid like the manufacturer gives you a better idea?

Also, the con of the tergikleen method is having to rinse in water after. So idk. Tergikleen doesn't contain alcohol (which does damage 78 RPM shellac-based records) so that's nice.

Here are the discussion sources I gathered my cleaning fluid info from: 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 .

Lastly, the prices that record cleaning companies are able to charge for their small volume cleaning fluids is a sham.