Ultrasonic cleaner Maplins ultra 7000 £29.99

[Greigster]

They all do pretty much the same job. You can buy more expensive ones that are bigger or they have a built in heater for the water but to be honest, the "Ultra 7000", for the price, is a terrific machine.

I just use mine by pouring in enough hot water to cover the item I am cleaning and then add 2 drops of washing up liquid.

Jobs a good un!

[bazzer343]

I must investigate thanks

[denis9t9]

Jul 8, 2013 7:51:55 GMT Greigster said:

They all do pretty much the same job. You can buy more expensive ones that are bigger or they have a built in heater for the water but to be honest, the "Ultra 7000", for the price, is a terrific machine.

I just use mine by pouring in enough hot water to cover the item I am cleaning and then add 2 drops of washing up liquid.

Jobs a good un!

I do exactly the same Greigster the hot water seems to make all the difference.

[Greigster]

Jul 8, 2013 12:30:57 GMT denis9t9 said:

Jul 8, 2013 7:51:55 GMT Greigster said:

They all do pretty much the same job. You can buy more expensive ones that are bigger or they have a built in heater for the water but to be honest, the "Ultra 7000", for the price, is a terrific machine.

I just use mine by pouring in enough hot water to cover the item I am cleaning and then add 2 drops of washing up liquid.

Jobs a good un!

I do exactly the same Greigster the hot water seems to make all the difference.

Its surprising how much "Yuk" is in the bottom of the ultra sonic tank when it is finished

[JimmyJ]

I just bought the 8050D-H and i feel excited

[bluemagnum]

Jul 8, 2013 15:21:49 GMT JimmyJ said:

I just bought the 8050D-H and i feel excited

Flash Git

[Greigster]

Jul 8, 2013 15:21:49 GMT JimmyJ said:

I just bought the 8050D-H and i feel excited

Bugger, you will be able to open your own Car Wash with that

[JimmyJ]

I got it mainly as i'm rebuilding an engine and heard they are good for all the little bits like valves and springs etc.

Tried it last night and i'm amazed, i really didn't think it would work as i couldn't shift the hard black stuff from my valves with a wire brush, even tried to scrape it off with a stanley blade and wasn't shifting. 10 mins in the ultrasonic cleaner and stuff is looking like new.

Was looking around the house for stuff to clean after that :lol:

[denis9t9]

Jul 9, 2013 8:37:53 GMT JimmyJ said:

I got it mainly as i'm rebuilding an engine and heard they are good for all the little bits like valves and springs etc.

Tried it last night and i'm amazed, i really didn't think it would work as i couldn't shift the hard black stuff from my valves with a wire brush, even tried to scrape it off with a stanley blade and wasn't shifting. 10 mins in the ultrasonic cleaner and stuff is looking like new.

Was looking around the house for stuff to clean after that :lol:

jimmy i was same as you, a bit sceptical but once you use them you realise how good they are, jewelery looks like new after 6 minutes.

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Am I right in thinking you can steep juices in these too? Do you need water in for that or can you just rely on the vibrations?
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[Bluefish]

use water as well @john2k5 cold I believe as the water heats up when in use, and for steeping it requires a few go's, Super-Shiny is the expert.

[Super-Shiny]

Sept 26, 2013 19:18:20 GMT @john2k5 said:

Am I right in thinking you can steep juices in these too? Do you need water in for that or can you just rely on the vibrations?
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