Reseñas de clientes para Limpiador ultrasónico VEVOR de 6 l, limpiador ultrasónico de vinilos de 7 a 12 pulgadas, 8 discos, máquina de limpieza ultrasónica de vinilos de 180 W, limpiador ultrasónico de discos con rejilla de secado para el hogar y la tienda.

Instructions a little sketchy but works well. Only tried it once with 45 rpm records but did a great job.

Sure it's a bit loud, but it works great. For really dirty albums I run them through the spin clean and then into the ultrasonic. Vinyl comes very clean. Highly recommend.

Works very good for cleaning records easy to clean out with lever shut off valve easy to refill timer works great heater works good

Great for vinyl and for a lot of other thing! After a wash with only distillated water, no more dust, no more static!

I did a lot of research and was not liking what I saw, but turns out most of those reviews were for the "knob" version, and they focused on the level of noise and parts issues. I bought the push button version, and this thing is great! Yeah, the instructions are sparce, but youtube has several great videos that answer pert near any question you might have. All parts were included and youtube filled any set-up gaps. The spin speed was what I expected. I used distilled water, KNOX record cleaner, Kodak Photo-Flo 200 Solution and a drop of liquid detergent - eight albums at a time. Fabulous results!! One problem -- the plastic drain connector does not screw in the drain spout, but I just open the drain into the sink. The noise is more than acceptable - guest bathroom, close the door - can't be heard. Good thing there is an alarm for the timer! This unit exceeded my expectations and is a bargain at $200. Nicely done!

Works great so far. I like this product glad I bought it for my album collection it will save me time and money

The unit arrived very promptly and was well packaged and protected. It does an excellent job cleaning my old LPs and I’m shocked and horrified by how much crud ends up in the bottom of the tank after cleaning 15 albums. I’m using water with a few tablespoons of isopropyl alcohol and a few of Ilfotol. The before and after comparisons of the resulting waveforms when digitizing and when listening are significant. I wish I’d known about this years ago. My only wish is that the beep was less obtrusive.

I’ve read reviews about this and everything was positive. It works great, I’ve used it for records & jewelry, and it cleans perfectly. Also I read some reviews about sounds this makes slight buzz noise but other then that it’s quiet compared to others I’ve heard. 100 % happy with my purchase.

This indeed is an Excellent Product at an even better price. Everything you need to get your records clean. Highly recommend.

Really a great value for an ultrasonic record cleaner, and as a bonus you can clean lots of other things besides records. Specialty record ultrasonic cleaners like the Humminguru or Degritter cost 2-20x as much as this, and can only clean records. This is a much better value to me, since I can also use it to clean electronics, jewelry, etc. This does an excellent job of cleaning both new and old records, and I'm always amazed by the amount of sediment that ends up in the tank after cleaning a batch of records. The only downside to this is the attachments for mounting records on the tank are a little awkward to use, and don't always stay in place. I've had a few instances where the screw that holds the record spindle to the motor came loose and fell off, or the nut and bolt that holds the height adjustments came loose, it's also awkward to adjust the height when there are records mounted. This is probably a side effect of this being a standard ultrasonic cleaner first, with the ability to mount and rotate records as an add-on. I think it's a worthwhile tradeoff for the price and extra versatility to clean things besides records. Lastly, this cleaner is rated for 40khz, while some of the much more expensive ultrasonic record cleaners are rated up to 60khz. I was a bit worried that this wouldn't be as effective of a cleaner, but after doing some research, there is a trade-off with higher power cleaners, they create smaller bubbles that in theory, can better get into the grooves of records, but smaller bubbles also create smaller cavitation, which is ultimately what does the loosening and cleaning of microscopic particles. And in practice, people that have compared the cleaning ability of lower and higher powered cleaners on records have not been able to tell any difference in the results, so I don't think that's something you need to worry about. I would highly recommend searching and reading "Precision Aqueous Cleaning of Vinyl Records" by Neil Antin for all the info you could possibly need on the subject. This is probably the most thorough study and write up on all wet cleaning methods for vinyl records, including ultrasonic cleaning. https://thevinylpress.com/precision-aqueous-cleaning-of-vinyl-records/