You need a vacuum cleaning machine. The best value I know of currently is the Nitty Gritty Record Doctor III. Audio Advisor sells it for $250. No motor to turn the record during cleaning, you do that yourself. Comes with an initial supply of very effective solvent.

After vacuum cleaning, a brush like the Hunt and a good stylus cleaner (I favor the Zerodust) keeps you where you want to be.

...wood glue!

LOTS of testimonials and chatter about it on the web. Here's one video on using wood glue to clean your vinyl records:
https://youtu.be/-uRzK0mUqYI