Cheapest UltraSonic Cleaner Best For the Money Better than Harbor Freight Ultra Sonic Cleaner

Today we look at the Cheapest UltraSonic Cleaner that I found. This Ultra Sonic Cleaner from Vevor is a Better Value than Harbor Freight UltraSonic Cleaner by Central Machinery. You get a bigger Ultra Sonic Cleaner with all the same features for less money. This ultrasonic Cleaner from Vevor is made from 304 Stainless steel and is very nicely constructed. I'll test it in the video, show you all the features and show you exactly how well it works.
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[@DStein-jn9ls]

Excellent review! Been looking for something that size.
Thank you.

[@jeremynedrow7003]

Great looking little machine and awesome review.

[@melvindavis2789]

I bought the small one at HF a few years ago to clean my 3d prints. It works great, we have used it on the prints, jewelry, airbrush parts, and other small items. I am looking to get a larger one for the garage, once I get it cleaned out enough to have room for it. Thanks for the review, I have been considering ordering from Vevor, and this eases some of my apprehensions.

[@tonyarthur578]

Good review!

[@bruceaugustine6486]

Just, a tip if you want to keep the inside clean, only fill it with water. What i found is that if you have jars of numerous sizes, put the parts in a jar with the cleaner in the jar it allows you to clean the items and save the cleaner in the jar for future uses. if you don't have jars you can use glass storage containers, my wife bought some on sale with glass top and i bought some cheapo's to use. the final outcome is the same and you will not need to wash out the machine around the drain is the hardest to clean. I go to the dollar tree and get a 32oz. bottle for $1.25 per bottle of LA's totally awesome as the cleaner and it works great.

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Great idea, Thanks!

[@bruceaugustine6486]

@@ModernDIYProjects Any time, you share your time with others, so i try to reciprocate.

[@Smedley61]

I work for a manufacturer that utilizes large industrial ultrasonic tanks.
A couple tips.
For the cleaner, always check with the manufacturer what temperature range works best for cleaning. Hotter is often not better as the chemical itself breaks down.
Never run or heat up a tank without water in it. It's a sure way to have it fail prematurely.
Add warm water to help the heating process along so the tank doesn't have to work as hard to heat.
Add your items and start the timer after the water heats to temperature.

[@dangeloenglish4284]

Looking at smaller versions. Why is this not good for silver? Are they all like that?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

I think it has to do that it may cause pitting due to the sonic wave effects. I suggest you look into that a bit deeper if that is something that is important to you.

[@luisjuarez1200]

Nice vid. Do you think it will clean a dirty baseball hat?

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Sure, I don't see why not.

[@deltacx1059]

4:08 it won't, there will never be pressure in that line and it's going to gravity feed into the container of choice.