I’m using an Isonic without heater, and I’m trying to figure out a way to introduce a little heat to the process. I used it 5 hours yesterday, and the water was as cold when I finished as when I started. When I dropped down to 4 records per cycle, with @2.5 inches between each disc, I noticed a big difference in results. It was good with 10 records, but now I can visualize the water acting on the surface of the record. Results sound even better. Seems like slightly warmer water would be helpful? Something short of buying a new unit. Any ideas?
Temperature of water for ultrasonic RCM
I have a CleanerVinyl RCM - very happy with it. Have been fooling around with water temp and wondering if anyone else is doing or has done the same? I had been using it with the water at room temp, and was thinking that I was the dishes in warm water, so why not clean my records in warm water? So I pumped it to 40C and it seems to be getting a LOT more junk off my (supposedly) clean records that have all been previously run thru the RCM.
Thanks for any feedback.