Dan ed is correct--enzymes don't die --but Albert the dead cleaner is the chlorox used to clean up the murder seen --hence the name :)--rich
Do enzymes only live for 8 hours
Using enzyme based cleaning fluid I found a claim on Walker Audio which said
As I am no a chemist and no nothing about enzymes and there life span can someone elaborate?
Does a record cleaning fluid that uses enzymes only have a working window of 8 hours, or is this statement just marketing bull?
"That It is important to understand that the enzymes remain active for only about eight to ten hours before they die".So does that mean the 1 gal of VPI cleaning solution I made up last year is doing sweet FA when it comes to cleaning my albums?
As I am no a chemist and no nothing about enzymes and there life span can someone elaborate?
Does a record cleaning fluid that uses enzymes only have a working window of 8 hours, or is this statement just marketing bull?