A simple and inexpensive apparatus for treating a floppy disk (22) with conditioning fluid in order to clean, lubricate and destaticize the floppy disk is described. The apparatus (20) comprises a means for grasping the floppy disk about its center and rotating it, fluid absorbing pads (56) which are moveable into and out of contact with the magnetic surfaces of the floppy disk (22) through the read/write opening (28) in the floppy disk envelope (24) by mechanical means and a means for dispensing fluid to the pads. In one preferred embodiment, the mechanical rotation of a lever (108) causes the floppy disk (22) to be grasped and released through the cooperation of an axial cam (54) and a pin (50) riding on the cam. Rotation of the lever (108) also moves the pads (56) into and out of contact with the floppy disk (22). In a second preferred embodiment, a timer provided with a gear wheel controls an axial cam for grasping and releasing the floppy disk and a radial cam which moves the pads (56) into and out of contact with the floppy disk (22).