Rrm, I agree with your findings, much like my own.
What confuses this issue is each persons cleaning methods, attention to detail, number of steps employed and even the brand of record cleaning machine used.
Mo Fi fluids (previously Record Research) if rinsed properly do not cause any problems, at least with my record cleaning machine.
The Audio Desk Glass (automatic-ultrasonic two side LP machine) is relatively neutral in the highs but does benefit from a final rinse with lab grade water. Unfortunately this requires a second machine.
What confuses this issue is each persons cleaning methods, attention to detail, number of steps employed and even the brand of record cleaning machine used.
Mo Fi fluids (previously Record Research) if rinsed properly do not cause any problems, at least with my record cleaning machine.
The Audio Desk Glass (automatic-ultrasonic two side LP machine) is relatively neutral in the highs but does benefit from a final rinse with lab grade water. Unfortunately this requires a second machine.