Works great with a few tweeks, Setup and testing and prep. takes an hour or two. The spacer disks will have to be cleaned up and finish sanded to remove debris from mfg.cutout prosses. I also made label protectors from silicone 1/16 sheeting. First mod was to cut the lid with a dremmil and cutoff wheel so it would fit with the motor installed. 2nd mod was to replace the 24v motor wall wart with a 12v 1amp walwart, as the 24v rotated the motor way too fast. 3rd added a bluetooth wired bbq type temperature probe. Cleaning solution i finally settled on was Distilled water, 2 caps of the iSonic fluid \"blue\" , 2oz of X100, ipa 100% home brew premix concentrate. Premix = 1gallon distilled water, 8 to 10 caps of X100 and 10 to 12 caps of 100% ipa. Shake the hell out of it , this will desolve the x100, let it settle to defoam. I run a 12 minute cycle with machine set to 28c. And a preheat to 86f. realtime temperature on the inkbird probe. I run 3 albums at a time, to center 3 albums in the wash basin load 3 spacers to start then a album and 2 spacers between each album with a silicone protector on each side. The last spacer is a single. This centers the 3 in the wash bin. Pre sweep each record with a lp dust brush. Inspect each lp for pressing defects. Post clean , lift the motor and drip dry for 10 minutes with a fan blowing on them then 10 minutes in the included drying rack. This method yealds spotless results and cleans all but the worst finger prints. With no water spots and fast air drying. Heavy soiled and fingerprinted albums need to be pre cleaned. No way around it Dont freak out when your fluid gets cloudy before you clean anything. I clean 30 or 40 albums or more on a fluid change. Noise? Yes it is noisy. You wont want it in your listening room. If its in an adjacent room with the door closed you wont hear it Its significantly quieter while its spinning albums in the fluid. Louder while empty or preheating with the agitation motors running as this helps spe