Discount Sonic Wave Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner Cleaning Machine CD-2800

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Clean your fine jewelry, eyeglasses, dentures, electric shaver heads and many more household items with this Ultrasonic Cleaner. The stainless steel cleaning chamber has a 16-ounce capacity and uses ordinary tap water. Simply fill the tank with water and and get professional cleaning results. The quiet, solid state circuitry creates 42,000 ultrasonic energy waves per second, bringing your items to a clean, bright shine without using harsh chemicals or scrubbing. The extreme vibrations created by the device cause even the most stuck on dirt and grime to detach. Millions of microscopic cleansing bubbles clean in ways no hand or brush could match! Applications: cleans jewelry, necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets, eyeglasses/sunglasses, keys, gold, diamonds, silverware, precious coins, metal badges, metal watchbands, waterproof watches, shaver heads, razor blades, dentures, combs, toothbrushes, valves, nozzles, machine parts, printer heads, and other valuables! Professional Uses: jewelers, opticians, collectors, dental labs, dentists, artists.

Product Review :

By Ripley7700
Amazon Verified Purchase

This machine has worked great in cleaning up some used jewelry I bought online. I used it with a commercial jewelry cleaner liquid soap, so that might help with effectiveness. I was pretty amazed in how well it cleaned out the tight undergallery of a tanzanite ring - the stones were a completely different color (darker and better) than before the cleaning and actually sparkled again. Just one three-minute cycle seems to do the trick but for really gunky undergalleries more cycles are likely needed.

I was able to find this cleaner new on Amazon for $18 - if there aren't any available at that price now, I recommend waiting to see if that price will be posted again.

I would NOT use this machine with fine pave settings or cheaply crafted prong settings because it knocked out a diamond baguette in one of my other rings (not high quality) on the first cleaning. Fortunately, whatever it knocks out settles to the bottom of the stainless steel compartment. I also would not use it for glued inlays (e.g., some black opal rings).

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