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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Jimbob on 19 December 2009, 13:35:22
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Thinking about buying one...
for jewellery, electric razor bits, car bits etc...
looked at a few, anyone experience of them?
like the look of these...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ultrasonic-Jewellery-Cleaner-Ultra-7000-Sonic-Cleaning_W0QQitemZ270502904838QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Jewellery_Watches_JewelleryBoxes_Supplies_CA?hash=item3efb3ac406
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/600ml-35W-Portable-Ultrasonic-tattoo-Jewellery-Cleaner_W0QQitemZ300378558484QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Jewellery_Watches_JewelleryBoxes_Supplies_CA?hash=item45eff51014
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CD-3800-ULTRASONIC-CLEANER-JEWELLERY-WATCH-COIN_W0QQitemZ120494923160QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Jewellery_Watches_JewelleryBoxes_Supplies_CA?hash=item1c0e0e9d98
The bigger capacity appeals on the "what will do a lot, will do a little" basis
Am more than open to other suggestions, don't know anything about them.
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If they are anything like the one we had at a place I used to work the are pretty good. We used to use an ammonia solution as a cleaning fluid. It was very good at breaking down all the crud stuck in intracate parts of jewelry.
We used to have competitions to see how long you could keep your finger in it. The pain started off like tooth ache in your finger and ended up like somone had hit it with a mallet :o
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If they are anything like the one we had at a place I used to work the are pretty good. We used to use an ammonia solution as a cleaning fluid. It was very good at breaking down all the crud stuck in intracate parts of jewelry.
We used to have competitions to see how long you could keep your finger in it. The pain started off like tooth ache in your finger and ended up like somone had hit it with a mallet :o
Probably a good idea then to remove your rings from your fingers before using it. ;D ;D
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If they are anything like the one we had at a place I used to work the are pretty good. We used to use an ammonia solution as a cleaning fluid. It was very good at breaking down all the crud stuck in intracate parts of jewelry.
We used to have competitions to see how long you could keep your finger in it. The pain started off like tooth ache in your finger and ended up like somone had hit it with a mallet :o
What did the sign on the door say
Do Not Disturb.
or
Muppets At Work.
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http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_6914.htm
Lidl have them for £20 atm :y
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If they are anything like the one we had at a place I used to work the are pretty good. We used to use an ammonia solution as a cleaning fluid. It was very good at breaking down all the crud stuck in intracate parts of jewelry.
We used to have competitions to see how long you could keep your finger in it. The pain started off like tooth ache in your finger and ended up like somone had hit it with a mallet :o
What did the sign on the door say
Do Not Disturb.
or
Muppets At Work.
Bit harsh I was only seventeen at the time and as you probably know at that age you do some crazy things. I shudder to think what the ultrasonic waves were doing to our body tissue, bones and blood :o
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Lidl one doesnt look bad, maybe a bit small, not sure....
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Beware that some of these, especially the jewellery cleaners, are just a rampant rabbit with a reservoir on top. ::) More infrasonic than ultrasonic.
Kevin
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Beware that some of these, especially the jewellery cleaners, are just a rampant rabbit with a reservoir on top. ::) More infrasonic than ultrasonic.
Kevin
Sorted the JB, just get some ultra sonic liquid cleaner , a plastic container with a lid and have a rummage through Ljays tool box. :-X ::) :y :y
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I do the doors in jewelers from time to time and have been told not to wast money on them and use a soft tooth brush and some soapy warm water with fairy liquid.
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Hmmm probably this could even be used to clean the injectors??
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Im sure ive heard of some poor ones in the past..
yes, they (good ones) can do injector cleaning too :y
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As previously posted if it's a good one they do the job, I used to put intricate pieces of jewelery in them switch it on and after a couple of minutes you could see the dirt breaking down into the cleaning solution
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Well I went for the Ultra 7000 one, just used it to do a selection of jewellery, tweezers and a razor.
£30 off ebay, plus some cleaning solution.
Very impressed with the results, every thing has come out much cleaner than it went in, and the old solution was disgusting.
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Saw some on offer at Maplins, have fancied one dor a while.
After following this thread I think I will invest in one. Cheers JB. :y :y
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there was the model or 2 down in Aldi this week for £20 iirc....