Revolv Goat Hair Record Cleaning Brush

The Revolv Goat Hair Brush — Naturally Anti-Static Bristles

A record cleaning brush with two rows of organic goat hair bristles on a wooden handle. Goat hair is naturally anti-static, which is the property that separates it from a synthetic brush doing otherwise the same job.

Static is the quiet problem with dry record cleaning. A brush that generates charge as it sweeps lifts dust off the record and then attracts it straight back — sometimes before the record has finished turning.

How It Works

Why Natural Fiber

Goat hair carries a natural anti-static property rather than a treated one, so it does not wear off or wash out. It is also fine and soft enough to enter a groove without being abrasive against the vinyl.

Two rows rather than one gives a wider sweep per pass and more bristle contact with the surface, which matters when you are cleaning a side before every play rather than occasionally.

The Handle

Wooden, and shaped to sit comfortably in the hand. A brush used before every side is one you pick up several times an evening, and a handle you have to think about is a handle that quietly stops the habit.

Who Is the Revolv Goat Hair Brush Best For?

• Static is your problem — natural goat hair is anti-static without any treatment to wear off
• You brush before every side — the habit that keeps most dirt off the stylus in the first place
• You want a natural fiber — organic bristles rather than synthetic
• You clean a large collection — the wooden handle is built for repeated use
• You want to clean wet — this is a dry brush; fluids and the brushes made for them are in record cleaning solutions

How Do You Use It?

Hold the brush lightly against the record while the platter turns, let the bristles settle into the grooves for a revolution or two, then draw it slowly outward to lift the dust clear rather than depositing it at the label. Clean the brush itself afterward.

Dry brushing is one step in a sequence. Used on its own before each side it prevents most of what would otherwise reach your stylus — or, for better results, use it as part of a full treatment program with the fluids in record cleaning solutions and a machine to remove them.

Pairs Well With

What most owners keep alongside a record brush.

• Record cleaning solutions — the fluid the machine is there to remove
• Stylus cleaning — a clean record deserves a clean stylus
• Record cleaning machines — if you are still choosing one
• Record cleaning accessories — the rest of the spares and consumables

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it really reduce static?

Goat hair is naturally anti-static, so unlike a treated synthetic there is nothing to wear off with use. That is the reason to choose a natural fiber brush over a synthetic one.

Can I use it with fluid?

It is designed as a dry brush. If you clean wet, use a brush made for fluid — natural hair holds liquid differently from nylon and is harder to get properly clean again.

How many rows of bristles does it have?

Two, which gives a wider sweep and more bristle contact per pass than a single row.

How do I clean the brush?

Draw the bristles across a clean surface or your fingertips to release the collected dust, away from the record. A brush full of what it removed last time is not cleaning anything.

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