There should be no doubt that the Okki Nokki is a good product. It does a superb job of its primary function: cleaning records. For those wanting to invest in a machine that is going to help them set up a veritable production line in their home or studio, then this is certainly up there among the best choices on the market. First things first: dilute the cleaning fluid with distilled water, using all of the concentrated solution with 1 liter of water. You can get away with using less if you want to clean a small batch (1 part cleaning fluid to 20 parts water).

This is a perfectly capable piece of kit which is not going to let you down. And, best of all, you can replace these minimal components when it comes to it. How to Use the Okki Nokki

Allow the fluid to work on the record surface for a minute or two before lowering the vacuum arm to the record surface. This thing is rather large and cumbersome in terms of its dimensions and weight. Yet, this thing is remarkably easy to use: One very useful feature of the Okki Nokki is that it has a float mechanism, that stops it operating when the fluid needs to be drained, so there's never any danger of water getting into the motor. Which given its electrical nature, has got to be a good thing.

This is the kind of question that is very difficult to answer objectively in this Okki Nokki review. Everyone’s individual circumstances will be different, and, thus, their attitudes to such a question will also vary. The vacuum arm supplied with the Okki Nokki ONE is ideal for all size vinyl, including 12 inch, 10 inch and 7 inch, meaning you don’t need to swap the arm when cleaning different size records. Acarbon-fibre brush allows you to brush the records dry, and the record clamp and label cover keep the vinyl’s central label free from any fluid, whilst held securely in place by the clamp. The Okki Nokki ONE includes a dust cover for when the record cleaning machine is not in use. Okki Nokki ONE Record Cleaning Machine featuresAlternatively, it might be useful for someone who has a large vinyl collection that they are looking to get rid of. Or maybe they have inherited it from a relative. They gave me the up grade the VC-E machine the one on the list above. I have to say It’s quiet & smaller and works great if you have the money I would highly recommend this machine or one like it. The down fall for me is the record spins off on the corner not in the middle like my other one. So if you put too much fluid on it, it all spill all over on to the floor or your table and there Drain hole is on top underneath the record so as you clean it the water shoots up hitting the under side of the record? so it gets all wet again!! why couldn’t they put it on the side like my the other one? . They did give you a clear plastic record to put underneath your record so the water wouldn’t hit your record. I bought this machine mostly based on that it was just grabbing on the label only and not laying flat on a platter like a turntable. I did some research I took a few Ideas from people on what they did and cut a plastic soda bottle in half & put it over the drain hole to vent the water out not up! Well it works!! the other was when I took off the wand I noticed the fan is mad of plastic and the nut was rusted you think they would have gave you a Alum or a stainless steel nut on there not just a metal one Metal Rust’s!!! so Far it’s holding up. the Pros It’s a much small machine then the VC-S the out side made out of Alum which works for me. it’s somewhat quiet not to noise does it job in a couple of spins and grabs just on the Label which I like. . . Again it’s a great machine and I would recommended or one like it. The vacuum arm supplied with the Okki Nokki ONE is ideal for all size vinyl, including 12 inch, 10 inch and 7 inch, meaning you dont need to swap the arm when cleaning different size records. A goat hair brush allows you to brush the records dry, and the record clamp and label cover keep the vinyls central label free from any fluid, whilst held securely in place by the clamp. The Okki Nokki ONE includes a dust cover for when the record cleaning machine is not in use.