Even for diseases of unknown cause, molecules that are involved in the disease process have been identified, and can be targeted for biological therapy; many of these molecules, which are mainly cytokines, are directly involved in the immune system.
Gently hold the brush fibers in the grooves as the record spins, this way you can collect dust particles and also reduce static build-up. After the record makes a full rotation, you can angle the fibers toward the outside of the LP and carefully sweep the particles off the vinyl surface. 2. Wet brush method.While a dry brush is fine for everyday cleaning, a wet brush will help when removing dirt and fingerprints.pply several drops of cleaning fluid across the microfiber brush. Then, use the nozzle to evenly distribute the solution. Use a flat table and place your record on a non-scratching LP sleeve. Hold the record in place while you rotate the wet brush around the vinyl surface.
Peel back the grip and remove it from the shaft. Remove the old grip tape with a tape scraper. Use the scraper carefully to avoid nicking the shaft and scrape away from the body. Remaining tape residue may be removed by using a solvent, such as lighter fluid or paint thinner.