22l Ultrasonic Cleaner With Heater Timer Dentures 20-80℃ Water Drain

Did a test run with this as soon as i got it and it worked exactly as it should, I will come back and update after I've used it for awhile if anything goes wrong. put a grease and grime caked piece in there with a bit of alconox and the water turned brown and it came out basically new.I feel like some of the complaints on here are people who are either not familiar with ultrasonic cleaners, or have unnecessarily high expectations for something that is relatively inexpensive from Amazon (like the one wanting a removable basin, lol).A few tips based on my own experience with past units, and just things that I observed with this.I prefer to fill it up with hot water. I had one years ago that recommended it, and I've just always done it since. at the very least it takes a lot less time to heat up, and my thought is that it puts less wear on the heating element.Fill it all the way up to where its marked. I think a lot of people might be underfilling these, which is leading to premature failure because the ultrasonic generator is effectively "tuned" to vibrate a full bath, not a half bath.Use the basket. it's not just there for convenience. you don't want things resting directly on the bottom.The temperature dial is exactly that. it is not tied to the ultrasonic generator, it is not going to shut off until you shut it off. the heat *should* cut off with a click, and the red light on the front going out, when it hits the temperature, but it will continue to hold at that temperature until you shut it off. if it's not doing that, you have an issue with the thermostat.don't just leave it totally unattended. I'd think this would be common sense but some of these reviews.....after you drain it from the spout and it's had a chance to cool down, tip it sideways to get the last bit out. there's a reasonable amount that pools in the drainpipe and leaving it to sit in there is also unnecessary wear and tearbased on the way this feels (slightly flimsy) I would also recommend finding

Exactly as advertised.

Cleans great . .but a tad noisy . .have to use it in the garage

Have about 1300 albums. Though the machine won't "repair" scratches, it's effective at dislodging dust. I bought a variable voltage power supply which reduces motor rotation to 1 RPM. Though I could clean 3 records with spacers in between, I clean ONE at a time so the water oscillates against the surface unimpeded. I use Triton X100 as a surficant. Rinse with distilled water and vacuum in both directions. Quite pleased for the money I spent.

Four Stars, but would have give Five if not for the following minor quirks. The unit requires two electric plug ins: one for the ultrasonic unit and heater, and then a second for the rotating motor which turns the vinyl lps. There is no turn off for the rotating motor, you need to either unplug it from the electrical outlet of unplug a connector piece on the cord itself. The ultrasonic vibrations are controlled by a front knob entitled "Timer". Yes, it works the timer, but more importantly it works the ultrasonic waves. Better to have labeled as "Ultrasonic" or "Start" or "On". The vinyl spinner motor just rests on the back of the tank. It fits nicely, but if not properly centered, the vinyl lps get stuck and do not spin. Lastly, you need to be very careful not to scratch your vinyls when putting them on the spindle, as the spindle has a threaded end which is sharp enough to do harm to the vinyl. Okay, that being said, it is a wonderful device at a very favorable price. I have used it on over 100 albums over the last 2 months with amazing results. Like others recommend, I too advise using some a small amount of 99% Isopropyl Alcohol with a couple of drops of Triton X-100 One last point, the customer service was helpful with a minor problem I had with the spindle, sending a replacement to me in a prompt manner.