Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ultrasonic Cleaner 6L Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaner 7-12 Inch 8 Records Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaning Machine 180W Ultrasonic Records Cleaner with Drying Rack for Home Store

This review is based on my initial use, about 400 albums cleaned thus far. The system is easy to assemble, only a screwdriver needed. While some have complained of the operational noise, I've not experienced that issue. The motor driving the albums rotation is low/ dull sound which is not a problem even when standing next to the system. The actual ultra-sonic cleaning action is a 'soft bubbling' sound. Of course this observation is based on my particular ears and feedback from my wife. The actual work result, album cleaning, is very dramatic. In addition to clearing surface / visible material, the deep track cleaning is amazing. To say the audible difference is noticeable is such an understatement. I've been changing the distilled water after 100 albums. The systems design makes this a simple task, direct the drain hose into a container and open the valve.

This is Vevor brand machine, which has a very good reputation for cleaning metal parts and jewelry. I was not too familiar with its vinyl record cleaning abilities until I saw a YouTube video with a record enthusiast touting the features and deep-cleaning mastery. The video set my expectations high, and after using the ultrasonic cleaning machine for a few hours, I can truly say I am very pleased. Compared to dedicated record cleaning machines costing several hundred or a few thousand dollars, this machine is a veritable value because I am convinced it can perform the cleaning on the same level as the more expensive machines. What the $1,000+ machines give you over this one is drying capability and a higher level of machine noise. The noise level on the Vevor, to my ears, is comparable to an air-fryer machine...significant but tolerable if you are a distance of 10 or more feet away from the machine. The vinyl record accessories, motorized (rotational) mounting rack, clear spacing discs, and record drying rack, are all excellent. I additionally purchased the Tergikleen product and a photo wetting agent to add to the distilled water for thorough cleaning, and I am impressed with the results. One minor complaint is the instructional literature in the package is not thorough, so some intuitive knowledge and perhaps viewing a video might be needed to get everything set up. So, for less than $250 I have deep-groove record sanitizing machine that is on par with wet-and-vacuum machines costing $600 (Record Doctor X) and other ultrasonic cleaning and drying machines costing well over $1,000. Recommended.

The only issue I have is the motor turns too fast in my opinion to allow deep cleaning to occur. If the motor turned a little slower the ultrasonic action would have an opportunity to deeply clean the grooves. As it is, I am running longer clean sessions to give deep cleaning to occur.

I have cleaned about 75 albums in the last two weeks with good results. I have a undercounted RO system I use to rinse off the records after they come out of the cleaning tank.

Great product that fit my budget! The cleanest my records have ever been. I have really put it through it's paces, and cleaned about 200 LPs now. after about 3 months of use. You have to watch the temperature, as the quoted temp is a little off, but it is a great machine for the money. I will likely buy another one for "the rinse cycle"! LOL! This takes allot of the "scrubbing" out of the cleaning process, and gets the records very shiny, if used as part of your cleaning routine. Your playback will tell you that it works, just like mine! Dead quite records! You'll love it!

I was skeptical about it, waited a while before purchasing it, but after everything was said and done did a great job cleaning the records they look new, also I used a special detergent thats like $32 bucks again it was really good

well built, solid construction and easy to use

Deducted 1 start because the plastic separators used between records seem to have slightly different hole sizes. Some slide right on to the spindle, some take a bit of shoving. Also the clamp that the record spinner attachment comes with requires some force to get on to the side of the cleaner. Other than that, it works well. I have seen a slight improvement after cleaning my records using this device. It is not night and day, but there is definitely a difference in reduced surface noise. I also prefer it to using cleaning fluids and a velvet brush, because that seems to leave gunk on the stylus after a while.

Pretty good unit for $200; would be better if the sonication was from the side (it's from the bottom). It does clean deep grooves, and is especially useful for jazz, classical and acoustic/folk records where the music is quiet.

This machine does well cleaning.I have several thousand LP's to clean and so far it cleans well with Distilled water and a cap full of Isonic then rinsed in distilled water. The reason i gave it a 4 out of 5 is because no matter where you tighten the spindle it still comes loose.They really need a better way. Other than that what do you expect for $199.00. So far i love it.