Ultrasonic cleaner - help me choose please? :)

[misst]

Good morning all

I can't decide between these two...

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001NETX5A/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1M3T226IRS2NX&coliid=I35S00UC73RH53

or

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00FJ9X932/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1M3T226IRS2NX&coliid=I1KB2ZQO1CI69S&psc=1

What do you guys think?

[Karma]

They both seem quite expensive. I'm sure someone will be along shortly to help you find a better deal

[misst]

Ooh thanks Karma, and sorry I posted in wrong place

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I have the JPL 7000 which is a fantastic piece of kit ... not a bad price here: www.maplin.co.uk/p/jpl-ultra-7000-ultrasonic-cleaner-075l-a46hq

[Karma]

May 8, 2014 8:52:10 GMT misst said:

Ooh thanks Karma, and sorry I posted in wrong place

No probs.  I got my one in Lidl for £19.99, it's been fine although others had problems with theirs.  Aldi also had them, £12 I think, not too long ago.

there is one that's recommended on here a lot but I just can't think where from 

[Karma]

That's the one @yinyang

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May 8, 2014 8:56:22 GMT Karma said:

May 8, 2014 8:52:10 GMT misst said:

Ooh thanks Karma, and sorry I posted in wrong place

No probs.  I got my one in Lidl for £19.99, it's been fine although others had problems with theirs.  Aldi also had them, £12 I think, not too long ago.

there is one that's recommended on here a lot but I just can't think where from 

I bought the Lidl cleaner and it lasted 1 cycle before it died    ... took it back the same day and got a refund and headed to Malpin's where I put another £10 to it and bought the JPL 7000 ... highly recommended 

[misst]

Ah hah! Thanks for that guys

I'm looking for one with a separate tank that you can lift out and empty tho as, being a bit disabled, I'm likely to get water in the electronics if I have to lift the whole thing up. I know it's not that big to lift, but I've read some reviews of people having those kind of probs and the cleaner conking out as a result. The second link is a JPL one, 7050 number seems to apply to a slightly larger tank but similar thing, I thought? Perhaps a bit newer model?

Also need for it to be delivered as can't get out to shops that easily. JPL looks good tho, and seems like good customer service if things do go belly up? Anyone got any experience of the other one?

[Bob]

May 8, 2014 8:55:29 GMT @yinyang said:

I have the JPL 7000 which is a fantastic piece of kit ... not a bad price here: www.maplin.co.uk/p/jpl-ultra-7000-ultrasonic-cleaner-075l-a46hq

+1 I've got that one too, but from Amazon, does what it says on the tin as the saying goes...

Edit seeing the last post, it's not heavy and you just hold it at the back and tip it forward to get the water out, I normally fill it using 2 cupfuls of a coffee mug

[robby]

+1 on the JPL 7000, cant fault it

[lairey]

I also have the JPL 7000 misst and it's great. I can only imagine the 7050 would be an improvement, particularly if the ease of emptying it is important for you

[Clivia]

yep me too - have the same as yinyang from amazon - love it

[babs]

The james ultrasonic cleaners are sealed electrics no different to a kettle so I wouldn't worry about getting water into it.

[nem]

I also have the JPL 7000 - caution though, don't put the cheap coloured replacement tank glass in from Focalcig - it takes the coating off so you're left with a clear one!!

[misst]

Woo! Lotsa recommendations for the JPL! Awesome sauce! I'll get ordering

Thank you everyone!

nem - out with the glass paints then is it?