Does the record label get wet?
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As much as I would like to answer your question. I actually never used the cleaner. It was my husband's & he passed away before he ever saw it. I can tell you he was an audiophile & would never buy a product that would damage his extensive vinyl collection. His collection was pristine.
2068338
no If it does it is very minimal . A lot of people say a felt sponge (the kind you put wax on your car) and a dab of soap work just as well. Dry with lint free cloth. works nice try it.
2068339
You would think it would, but it doesn't. This unit is really amazing. Once I run the record through it I use an absorbent mat to get the excess water/solution off. We'll worth the money I spent.
2068340
No, not usually. If the record is not a conventional album - I have some that are etched - or if, on a 12" single, say - the grooves are far apart, there can be some 'streaming' when you lift the record out. I have never had this negatively impact any label, though. It just goes away when dry.
2068341
The label is not submerged and the cleaning fluid does not touch the label when washing, however the cleaning fluid can drip on the label if you don't get the record out of the receptacle in a timely manner and wipe the excess fluid off with the supplied cleaning cloths. It's fairly safe as long as you work quickly enough.
2068342
Hi. Yes, it can get wet, especially if there is too much water in the tank. So you have to be very careful and quick with the drying cloth. Hope this helps.
588205
No, you need a specific label for DVDrecording. Something about a DVD getting hotter when it spins in a playerI have spoken to Avery on serveral occasions about this very topic and they do not recommend it; There is also a CD/DVD label they make, is also not suitable for DVD. No matter what others say always use a DVD label on a DVD. The worse part id that the appropiate DVD label id quite expesive. here is a company in Miami that offers DVD labels ( several hundred for a realistic price) I The company is ONLINE LABELS.COM
1272150
I have found Dymo brand labels to stick quite well. Of course, it would depend upon the item that they would be sticking to at the time. They are certainly not water-proof, but will stick well to paper, cardboard as well as plastic and most metal surfaces. Since they are thermal printed labels, they cannot be printed upon and used on hot surfaces.
1628812
Sorry, but I have not noticed. Don't think it has gotten too wet. But I like it very much.
655589
I have had no problem with stickiness in any weather. However, the material used on top (paper, vinyl, etc.) can be affected by the weather. For example, I would not want to cut a figure from paper and make it sticky on the back and then get the paper part wet. Protect your stickers just as you would protect anything made from the same material. Vinyl would probably fare better than paper.
2147379
Impossible to answer: YOUR label can vary depending on how big YOU make it. If you make a lot of larger labels with large margins, you will get fewer labels!
894657
Susan, I am not sure. I didn't actually use it for an album. I had an art print that was matted and fixed to foam core. I would THINK an album cover plus the record would be about the same thickness. Wish I could be more certain for you.
537782
The "junk" falls to the bottom of the tank. I suppose if records were exceptionally dirty, a two step process might be worthwhile. My old records were playable with just minor film and dust spots, so a single pass is fine for about 20 or so, then a very small amount of stuff is visible at the bottom of the tank and I change the fluid. You only use a couple of caps full for each load. I haven't even used up the small bottle of concentrate that comes with the kit.The real work is drying the records. Get a supply of lint-free cloths.
1484481
No, not at any place on the label does it indicate that it is in an extended release form.
1947457
I have a label on my water bottle for work and I have washed it and it hasn't come off.
1947456
I had a label on my travel conditioner bottle and had it in the shower while on vacation for 4 days and the label stood on. The bottle got wet many times.
1384033
I suspect that if it WERE cold-pressed, that would be prominently written on the label because it's a huge sales feature...just like a BPA-free water bottle that neglects to have a big honking "BPA-free" sticker on it.
1303187
No idea. I didn't keep the packaging. Generally, if something is inexpensive, I just don't keep records on it.
338615
I haven't tried it myself but I would think they would if you make sure the container is free of ice/frost and wiped dry before putting the label on.
1706518
Mine works just fine with no problems at all, Is there any possibility that you are using the wrong paper labels? Or maybe it got wet and then dried? Sorry i couldn't help. Good luck.
537781
No. Comes out clean. It's like dish water you change it out if it looks bad. I have done my whole collection, about 50 records, in one sitting with no issue.
1402618
While I have not had any labels damaged, it is possible for the solution to drip. It is my opinion that the exposure is minimal if you spin the record and immediately take it out, hold it flat and dry it