Audio Intelligent Super Cleaner Formula
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Audio Intelligent Super Cleaner Formula — Step Two, With a Little Isopropanol
The second cleaning step in Audio Intelligent's system, designed to follow the Enzymatic Formula. Its enzyme content targets specific contaminants the first step does not address, which is why the range is a sequence rather than a shelf of alternatives.
It contains a small amount of laboratory-grade isopropanol. Audio Intelligent is unusually straightforward about this: the alcohol is there to perform a specific cleaning interaction with the enzyme content, and if you would rather avoid it, they point you to their Premium Archivist Formula instead.
How It Works
Keeping Contaminants From Reattaching
The clever part is not the dissolving. Other parts of the formula stop dissolved contaminants sticking back onto the record. They also make that material rise toward the top of the fluid layer, where you can actually get it off.
That fixes the failure nobody talks about. You lift dirt out of a groove, the fluid dries, and the dirt settles straight back in. Loosening it is only half the work. It has to leave the record as well.
Why the Alcohol Is There
It is there in small quantity and for a stated purpose: a specific interaction with the enzyme content. That is a different thing from an alcohol-based cleaner, where the alcohol is what does the cleaning. Here the enzymes do it.
Chemistry and Use
Enzyme-based, with a small amount of laboratory-grade isopropanol. Audio Intelligent says none of their products hold harsh detergents or lubricants. Only pure, laboratory-grade parts go in, because residue left behind is contamination too.
A vacuum machine is not required. It removes used fluid more completely than a cloth does, but the formula's job is to let a brush loosen and carry away debris, and it does that whether or not a machine follows.
Who Is the Super Cleaner Formula Best For?
- You already use the Enzymatic Formula — this is the step designed to follow it
- Your records look clean but sound noisy — reattached contamination is a common reason
- You have no objection to a little isopropanol — it is present deliberately and in small quantity
- You clean by hand — floating contaminants to the top of the fluid layer helps most when you are wiping rather than vacuuming
- You want no alcohol at all — then the Premium Archivist Formula is the alcohol-free second step, and Audio Intelligent says so themselves
How Do You Use It?
After the Enzymatic step. Coat the record surface thoroughly with a layer of fluid and give the enzyme content time to work, brushing gently. Then remove the fluid and rinse before playing.
On its own it is a capable cleaner. For better results, use it as part of a full treatment program — enzyme first, this second, a rinse third — which is how Audio Intelligent designed the range. The other steps are in record cleaning solutions.
Pairs Well With
What most owners use alongside step two.
- Record cleaning solutions — the other steps in the sequence
- Record brushes — the brush is what does the loosening
- Record cleaning machines — for removing the fluid by vacuum rather than by cloth
- Record cleaning accessories — applicators, strips and machine spares
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it contain alcohol?
Yes — a small amount of laboratory-grade isopropanol, present to perform a specific cleaning interaction with the enzyme content. The Premium Archivist Formula is the alcohol-free alternative for the same step.
Can I use it without the Enzymatic Formula first?
It is designed as the second step and its enzyme content targets contaminants the first step leaves. Used alone it still cleans, but the sequence is what the range was built around.
Do I need a vacuum machine?
A machine is optional, not needed. It lifts used fluid more thoroughly than a cloth. The fluid works either way, because it exists to let a brush loosen debris and carry it off.
What makes it different from the Premium Archivist?
The isopropanol. Audio Intelligent describes the Archivist as as effective as the Super Cleaner for the same step, without using any alcohol.
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- Step Two of a three-step record cleaning process
- Cleans and degreases records
- Safe for use with LPs and 45s
- For record machines or hand cleaning
- Enzyme-based
- No detergentsd
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