I have two answers for this, depending on what situation you're talking about (and in my case, they are both yes):
1. If you're cleaning with fluid, you need microfiber brushes to push the liquid around and down into the grooves. This will get rid of a certain amount of junk in there, and is the best first set on most records, especially really dirty ones. I prefer the brushes made by Disc Doctor: http://www.discdoc.com/
2. I use a carbon fiber brush on already clean records to wipe off whatever surface particles get attracted to the record when you pull it out to play. I really like this brush, as it has both carbon fiber brushes to sweep up the particles, and a pad to pick them up off the surface: https://www.amazon.com/Hunt-Carbon-F.../dp/B001A9ST2G
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