Instruction: Answer the given question by extracting information from the supporting document.

Input:
Question: Will a good cleaning with this product remove minor surface "noise?" or pops?
Document: Product came well packaged and on time. Good instructions on use. Blisterpack was easy to open. Love playing my albums without all the pops!
This is just OK,  The original was much better, better surface on the cleaning pad, storage area in the handle for the fluid. Ah the good ol' days
I had an old Maxell record cleaner that was just a little velvet cylinder. Worked pretty well but it was old and worn out so I replaced it with what is supposed to be the best - Discwasher. The cheap corduroy doesn't do anything except remove surface dust. I've ordered the Crosley one now. The reviews seem to indicate it will work better.
I used to use this cleaner many years ago. I've started playing LPs again so I decided to buy the cleaner. The pad is not flat across the length so it probably does not contact the record surface evenly. However, the product seems to be fairly good quality. Similar to the older product.
His really worked. I bought two of these and when they got here, the fluid was just a mess. It had dried up in the spout and wouldn't come out. I thought it had dried up. When I did get it to come out, it was extremely viscous and but a coating on the one brand new record I used it on and made the surface noise awful. They even changed the brush from the type used on my older Discwasher. There are other products out there that will work better.
this type of cleaner, ive seen is used by many people, even those collecting vinyls for years. Its simple to use and thoroughly gets all the dust and grime and finger prints off your vinyls. I used this product on a used vinyl, and the cleanliness and sound of the record greatly approved. I however would use this in conjunction with an anti static cleaner, all the rubbing sometimes creates a static charge which is never good for your needle, and creates pops when you play it.
My highly prized original D4 was remove from my possession during a romantic breakup. Though quite similar the new 'RCA' model lacks the storage cavity in the solid wood handle, and the obvious one-way velvet nap that so reliably 'scooped' up dust and debris from the rotating surface. My particular unit is also plagued by an uneven surface which leaves gaps in it's path. This problem may require a replacement unless I can find another clever solution.
This is very good for removing the surface dust from the records. Definitely a staple in my record maintenance arsenal.
It isn't like your pops discwasher. Old timers will remember how the handle was hollow and the cleaning fluid and stylus cleaner fit inside. It was neat. Now the handle is solid so no more fluid storage. But it does come with a velour bag to store it in. Cleans vinyls L.P.s wonderfully. Get this you will not regret it.
Having not been alive in the 70s I cant speak as some others have how this compares to the original but I think it does a pretty good job and better then a lint free towel that I was using before. I get the majority of my albums used at garage sales and flea markets and most of them are pretty dirty but these does a pretty good job of getting most of the surface grime off and has made a noticeable difference in the audio quality.
Answer: It works like it was designed to work.  It cleans groves of foreign objects.  But it does not repair anything.  I think it is a very good product and a bargain at the price.  I've used one for years and bought this one new.  It works very effectively.