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I've been using it to clean records. Gave it five stars because of the value. Way cheaper than any other ultrasonic for record cleaning that I'm aware of. I've read comments that question whether it will hold up. So far so good but I've only had it a few weeks. I've cleaned maybe 75 or 80 records.

This works really good on vinyl albums with the album attachment. Heats up fast. I would prefer F over C. But not a showstopper.

We buy a good deal of our records from garage sales and estate sales so they have mostly been sitting uncared for. I wanted something reliable to clean them. This was a good investment. It was easy to set up and use. The records sound great. It does a much better job than I can do by hand.

So far working quite well with the records, was only disappointed that I saw the price come down within 3 to 5 days. What are you gonna do?

I don't own a single vinyl album so cannot comment on this tool's intended usage, but for a woodworker, it's a game changer. Spending 20 minutes with a brass wire brush scraping sap and resin off of each of the 96 teeth on a miter saw crosscut blade (after letting the blade soak in hot, soapy water for an hour) is a major inconvenience—so much so that I would often let my blades go for too long without cleaning them. The result, of course, is increased cut times, excessive heat build up, scorch marks on the wood, and a generally unpleasant time. And that was still preferable to giving the blade a good cleaning. This cleaner changed everything. I can get a blade looking good as new in about 60 seconds using nothing more than tap water and a splash of dish soap. I still don't tire of turning on the ultrasonic cleaner and watching my water turn brown in an instant as pitch, tar, and resin get ejected from my blades. It's like magic. It'll clean a 10" blade on the included spinner without a problem, even if the shaft isn't perfectly aligned on the larger arbor and it wobbles around a bit. For a 12" blade, the clearance between the teeth and the sides of the container is about 3/16" if the blade is perfectly centered, which means that wobbling around a bit isn't an option. You'll need to make a custom 1" spacer to fit perfectly inside the sawblade's arbor; a hole saw and bit of scrap wood work nicely for this. I've also successfully cleaned 115" bandsaw blades. You'll never get the whole blade in at once, but by soaking the lower part of the blade and manually turning it every few seconds to expose the dirty parts to the water, you'll eventually get your whole bandsaw blade cleaned in way less time than it would take to scrub it. I've also cleaned router bits by suspending them from a cord in the water (after removing any bearings) since I didn't think the metal blades bouncing around against the metal container was a good idea. The petcock at the bottom to drain the water is fantastic. The heater is great and keeps the water nice and toasty. The build quality seems good, though I do wish the manufacturer had done a better job of water proofing a device that is destined to live its live around water; you can actually see some circuit board through slits in the metal body. Things I would change: I wish the spinner rotated about 1/4 as fast as it does. Each tooth is exposed to the water for maybe three seconds before coming out (although even given that, it does work wonders). I wish there were included 5/8" and 1" spacers for sawblade arbors, but I get that this is designed as record cleaning tool. Seriously, if you're a woodworker, this is a game changer.

I didn't expect much given the price, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that it works amazingly! It literally removed a skip/repeat section that spin clean couldn't fix. It made the sound floor much quieter, much less static and noise. Still experimenting with solutions, but straight distilled water works wonders. I bought a variable voltage charger for the spinning motor so that it spins much slower than stock. I also bought label covers so they don't get wet. Both from Amazon.

Goed om polshorloges met metalen band te reinigen. Ook vuile LP's kunnen nu vakkundig worden schoongemaakt. Wel gedemineraliseerd water gebruiken!

The machine works great, but the instructions are severely lacking; however Vevor supplied an email address for support and got back to me in a day. The missing info was time and temp settings for records (2–10 min. depending on age of record; 30–33°C). Assembly instructions were missing; a mysterious bundle of plastic and metal hardware was revealed in an online video to be a drying rack, which was great once I found out. After a 10-min. treatment, albums from the 70's sounded brand-new. The vast majority of pops and crackling, and many of the skips, are from dirt in the grooves, and it all comes out with ultrasound and distilled water. Didn't use any dish soap.

Super machine prix raisonnable pour un nettoyage parfait de vos vinyles je la recommande

Easy assembly, worked fine. Recommend 20 min timer per cleaning session. Packing was fine, but the drying rack has no absolutely assembly instructions. Provided a picture in my review to help with the drying rack.