Album Care Instructions

Handle records by the edges and label whenever possible to avoid fingerprints on the playing surface.
Store albums upright on a sturdy shelf. Avoid stacking records horizontally for extended periods, as excessive weight can cause warping over time.
Keep records away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, humidity, and rapid temperature changes.
Use a carbon-fiber or anti-static brush before playback to remove surface dust.
For deeper cleaning, use a record cleaning system designed specifically for vinyl. Avoid household cleaners, paper towels, or abrasive materials that may damage the record surface.
Always return records to their inner sleeves after listening to help protect them from dust and scratches.
Keep your turntable stylus clean and in good condition. A worn or dirty stylus can affect sound quality and potentially damage your records.
If you're building a collection, consider replacing damaged paper sleeves with quality archival inner sleeves for long-term preservation.
With proper care, vinyl records can provide decades of listening enjoyment while preserving the music, artwork, and history that make collecting so rewarding.

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