Vinyl Care

I don’t like pushing down into the grooves with microfiber brushes after they are thoroughly clean, so I use this type brush to simply move surface dust over to the edge and off each play.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRJPDY19?ref_=ppx_hzod_title_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1_0

LP recommendations

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/building-a-100-album-vinyl-collection-3-must-have-albums-are

Some great recommendations so far. 
 

I tried the RD, and found it lacking. 
I ended with a Pro-Ject vacuum unit. 
Wet application with stock brush is lacking, but I got a stuffer brush form another big brand (can’t remember), and feel I can dislodge even heavy dirt. 
I use a carbon fiber brush before and after each play for daily maintenance. 
one rescues some messy used records with this system. 
 

@twangy57 

tI think Music Direct may stock anti-static guns, maybe even the Zerostat.  You might also look on eBay--there may be used ones there.  Just make sure there's a return privilege in case it doesn't work.  You can hear, feel and even smell (ions) when they do work.  Also, they used to come with a little attachment with a small light that would light in response to pulling the trigger of a working gun.  You can test static easily by taping a bit of styrofoam to a thread and watch if it is attracted to the vinyl.

@twangy57 

Both MusicDirect.com and AudioAdvisor.com have good selections of cleaning solutions, brushes, stylus cleaners, etc.

And MusicDirect.com has the Zerostat for $99 on sale now.  

- Jeff