Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ultrasonic Cleaner 2L Digital Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner with Timer 40kHz Professional 304 Stainless Steel Ultrasonic Cleaner 110V for Jewelry Watch Glasses Diamond Eyeglass Small Parts Cleaning

worked good for small engine carbs

Better price and value than the rest. It is a bit louder than most, but not by too much.

I don't like that it doesn't come with a drainage hose. Where can I get a drainage hose, and what size or type should I get?

Great products.

Does exactly what I needed it too. Thanks!

Bought this to clean my 3D resin prints. This thing is a game changer! I put my resin prints in a ziplock bag of alcohol, fill the ultrasonic cleaner with water and place my bag in it. Three minutes later, I've got impeccably clean prints.

The ultrasonic comes with a drain ball valve, piece of plastic threads inside. The threads aren't big enough so it falls out even if you wrap a whole roll of Teflon tape onto it lol Other than that the machine seems to be quality stainless, high vibration. This tickles the grease out of your fingers when you put in and remove items. It gets very hot, and overall does a decent job

Bought this to clean our jewelry and glasses. Works well, does a nice job.

This is a life-altering tool, and I own a lot of tools. I owned an auto repair shop for many years and we never had one of these. I had a batch of motorcycle carburetors that were gunky and I had cleaned multiple times in Tyme, and gum cutter, with wires, and straws. One pass through this thing and they run like they've never run before. I've bought very few tools that had as much impact as this tool. I read online that you own one of these, and throw out your parts washer, and I'd agree. One point of note is that it will not cycle on the heater below 5deg C. If you don't heat your shop you'll need this info. Otherwise, its a wonderful machine that is easy to use.

Agitation and ultrasonic waves were great in the middle, but weak/weaker near the sides. I believe this only has one transducer and that's the reason. Capacity is somewhat smaller than advertised, but measurements are good. Go by those. The bigger issue is the heater. Got the water from 30C to 48C in reasonable time, but struggled and took forever in the 50s. I didn't let it run long enough to get above 58C, but if it can hit the \"max\" I think it'd take hours. Overall, worth $50, but improvements could certainly be made