i use a gem dandy, which was also positively reviewed by mike. after cleaning, i pat them dry with microfiber towel and then lay them on a microfiber towel and use the low setting of a hair dryer while gently wiping with another microfiber. all dry, i always use a grounded record brush before play to deal with the static issues in case the water or dryer added static.

on that cleaner, don't use the water too long.
good luck.

Another way to get dirt out of grooves is to cover the label appropriately, and use a some over-pressured distilled water and surfactant in the 'can' of a airbrush or larger spray system. In this way you hammer surfactant and pressurized clean water/mist into the depth of the grooves.

What I'm saying is to use an airbrush with the pressure set way too high and some distilled water and surfactant in the reservoir/can.

Be sure to use a mask as you will have a mist.

I'm very surprised no one has built a record cleaner that does this....yet.