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After a preliminary washing with standard record-cleaning agents, Andy uses a special record-cleaning machine to flush the finer grit from the disc's grooves. The machine pumps distilled water from a jar stored beneath the turntable (R) and sprays it out through a soft, tone-arm mounted brush. The water is then sucked off the disc by a second arm and drained into a second jar.