[78-L] ^Dish dyring racks.

[D P Ingram]

> In a message dated 12/29/2008 12:55:05 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> darren at ingram.fi writes:
>
> Is there  not a risk of airborne contamination during the cleaning/
> drying process ?

Are you sure ? Clean a record, and then leave it in "air" to dry  
whilst other room dust etc gathers. Repeat maybe for 6, 9 or 12  
records ? Perhaps at the same time handling other records to be  
cleaned which might have their own dust and the like ? I know when  
I've cleaned a couple of records in a clean studio room (not "clean  
room") dust has soon joined the once clean cousin (from a top of the  
range cleaner).

Darren

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