Customer Reviews for VEVOR 22L Ultrasonic Cleaner, 304 Stainless Steel Professional Knob Control, Ultrasonic Cleaner with Heater Timer for Jewelry Watch Glasses Circuit Board Dentures Small Parts Dental Instrument

I like everything about it. It comes with the record adapter. It just makes cleaning a record, enjoyable? If that’s possible. It does an amazing job. And I got mine for a great price. Thank you!

Works well

Really nice set up. Heats well. Came packaged securely. Has worked well for my small items. Thanks I would say a very quality machine, of coarse only time will tell.

This thing is great, no touch screens, no microchips. It cleaned out the carburetor on my motorcycle, perfect fit. I wouldn’t go any smaller for typical motorcycle carbs. If you are cleaning holleys, etc., go bigger.

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I use this for cleaning small engines Carburetors and it is amazing. You must use the proper cleaning solution or it will remove zinc plating on Carburetors parts and turn them dark grey. No acid like vinegar bleach or ammonia based products. The best solution I have found is "LA's totally awesome " cleaner sold at lowes and on Amazon it is a safe non acidic ammonia bleach and vinegar free cleaner.

I read all the reviews and with fingers crossed I got it. Is it loud? No! It is not quiet and I don't want it operating in the same 10' X 10' room as me for 30 minutes. But it is tolerable. If the unit is too loud, something must be loose inside.I am a vinyl collector who buys used records at antique stores. They tend to come to my possession filthy. Cleaning is important. This product filled out me cleaning regiment.I did have to adjust the machining on the motor mount. It was 30 seconds with a big drill bit in a drill press to make a hole bigger. This was required to allow the shaft that holds the records to get in far enough to screw tight.I also made 4 more "discs" to separate records. I used 1/8" acrylic. Now I can was 8 records. If I replace the originals I can probably get it to clean 10 at a time.How should you plan to use this? The instructions say to "use a purpose built record cleaner" to remove any remaining material and common sense says get as much dirt off before you get it wet and made mud. Therefore, dry clean first, ultrasonic clean, final wet high contact clean. In other words:1. Place the record on a solid surface and get the dirt and dust out of the grooves with a carbon fiber brush and velvet cleaner.2. Use the ultrasonic cleaner adding a capful of the Spin-Clean fluid and distilled water. Warm to 90 F (about an hour) and clean for 30 minutes.3. Spin-Clean each record per spin-clean directions to get any loosened dirt off the record.4. Dry5. EnjoyI have to say using the above process I can get very clean records.

I've only owned this for one month, but I use it 3-10 times per week, about an hour at a time and it is a massive improvement over my old ultrasonic cleaner. It's not too loud (my shop is loud anyway, and this is barely a buzzing in the background). Even when it's just this and the dinky old radio, it doesn't distract from the radio. Cleans exceptionally well. I've dramatically decreased turnaround times for some of the parts I deal with regularly thanks to this. My old parts cleaner (Harbor Freight) needed days to do what this achieves in an hour - and this gets the job done more thoroughly. I like that it's mechanical, too - no circuit boards to fry. Drains well. I do wish the shut off switch were more easily accessible, but that's my only issue. I'm not sure why they say to turn it off AND unplug it every time you're done using it. I just switch it off but leave it unplugged. Definitely recommend it and if I ever need a second one, I'll but this again.

An ultrasonic record cleaner needs to be a few things… easy to use… does a good job… make records sound as good as possible. I ran a few tests to get to the answers I needed. These tests were just for my personal benefit, but I’ll share the results here.Test #1… MJs Thriller 40th. I have three of these and 2 are still sealed. I cleaned one with a drop of dawn and a couple capfuls of spin clean record cleaner. I added 2 capfuls of isopropyl alcohol for record #2. #3 was an uncleaned sealed copy. I showed no difference between #1 and #2. #3 was veiled with less clarity. This was not ‘night and day’ in difference, but playing these back to back revealed a difference.Test #2- Bjork’s new album. I ordered this on line and had it ultrasonicly cleaned by them and then shipped to me. I bought a second copy from my local record store. I cleaned LP#1 with this cleaner and left LP#2 alone. I assume they used a super expensive ultrasonic cleaner. I got similar results from test #2… this cleaner got the ‘shmootz’ from the pressing off which helps with clarity. It’s nothing crazy, but it is noticeable. It did just as well as the expensive cleaner.Test #3… I cleaned a bunch of my records after my results were shown to be positive and didn’t harm my test records. After I had cleaned a bunch of records, I cleaned some nasty flea market and garage sale finds. I muddied up the water with about 10 disgusting records. These weren’t miraculously saved, but they sounded better and the junk that came off these records was staggering.Final thoughts… I’m happy with my purchase. I don’t need a $4000 machine to clean my records. I will clean all my old records in due time.Snake oil? I don’t think so, but my ‘scientific’ test was bias as I wanted this machine to work. At this price it is worth the investment.

Works very well. The heating element works. I use it to clean vinyl records and it works very well. Very happy with this purchase.