Neither of those choices will keep a stylus clean, yet cleanliness is critical to getting the full sonic benefit from advanced stylus profiles like the A90's.
There's more to stylus maintenance than removing loose fluff. Groove friction temperatures and pressures fuse contaminants to a stylus (including loosened vinyl particles from otherwise clean records). If these aren't removed regularly they progressively accumulate into a tough layer that dulls the music. The devices you named will neither prevent nor remove this.
Use a Magic Eraser + dry brush or Zero Dust. Search the archives here and on VA for how-to's and testimonials.
There's more to stylus maintenance than removing loose fluff. Groove friction temperatures and pressures fuse contaminants to a stylus (including loosened vinyl particles from otherwise clean records). If these aren't removed regularly they progressively accumulate into a tough layer that dulls the music. The devices you named will neither prevent nor remove this.
Use a Magic Eraser + dry brush or Zero Dust. Search the archives here and on VA for how-to's and testimonials.