Customer Reviews for VEVOR Knob Ultrasonic Washer Jewelry Cleaner w/ Heater&Timer 2L Stainless Steel

Great for cleaning the bike parts. Great size... Fits the carbies and cleans as is says. Works as it states

Worked great for 30days to the day and now a big run around about getting something done about it I think I'm going to take my refund and go elsewhere

Works as intended and cleans LPs just fine. The only complaint I have is the the motor mount does not fit snug over the edge, I have to use a wedge to ensure the discs remain vertical. There are four spacers provided but the shaft is too short to fit 4 LPs, so I clean 3 at a time.

I've had the Vevor 6L for 2 years now. I've used it to clean and sanitize many different parts including jewelry and silverware. I have cleaned and oiled firearm parts that makes it much easier to properly care for them. It has been reliable and easy to operate and clean.

This is an excellent machine. I can't say anything bad about it. It heats up fast and does an excellent job of cleaning. I would recommend this to anyone who has a use for one.

This is a good product. It is well made. It works. I wash first in a Spinclean. The Vevor is filled in double filtered water and 2mls of Kodak PhotoFlo. It cleans deep into the grooves. Lp's really do sound better.

I use it daily for drinking water and water for my CPAP machine. Easy to use and maintain. With a pinch of Celtic Salt it is great drinking water and very healthy.

I'm happy so far with this unit. It's not a pretty thing, but you don't have to worry about damaging it at all. It is not silent during operation as I imagined. You do not want to be using it while trying to listen to music. I also recommend investing in some proper label protectors with o-rings. The discs supplied will not keep your labels dry. Would be nice to adjust the speed of the motor spinning your record in the bath. I feel it's way too fast. I like the temperature adjustment and timer! After putting some truly filthy records in I can say it was effective at loosening the foreign matter. I could see particles in the water afterwards. A quick vacuum ensures the record is dry and any stubborn dirt is lifted out. If there's no scratches, they come out looking new. I also used it on new records as there is always at least some paper dust from cheap inner sleeves on their surface. A very practical unit and much cheaper than any vacuum record cleaner.

Works great on cleaning carburetors, not much heat needed. With the right cleaner carburetors come out with very little brushing. 1/2 hour is all it takes

My awesome wife surprised me with this for my birthday after seeing on my wishlist. I hav to say it works well on records that have been taken care of. It definitely removed embedded dirt and made them quieter but will not fix poorly care for records. I had a some I got from thrift stores and Discogs that weren't as graded and although it made small improvements it wont rescue them. I had a 2nd copy of Al Stewart Year of the Cat and it really didn't help reduce any noise on album. After reading and watching videos I made my own formula with distilled water, 3oz 80% isopropyl alcohol and few drops of dish soap. 5 minutes at 95˚ is long enough to get the job done. I also feel 1 or 2 albums at a time will give best results. When you do 4 only the outer albums get hit with the soundwaves to break up dirt from a couple batches I did. Will update review as I do more albums.