⚙️ UKOKE 3800S Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine: Professional Jewelry Timer for Eyeglasses, Denture & Household Use - Portable, 0.6 L Capacity, Silver Review

I am revising my review after trying something new. I primarily needed this ultrasonic cleaner to clean my diamond rings and eyeglasses, but I knew my husband would find another use for it. Today he used it to remove the manufacturing grease from his plastic/resin miniatures and said it seems to be doing a really good job. As for my rings, I wasn't thrilled with my initial review as the instructions suggested only using water to clean the jewelry. It didn't really make my rings sparkle like a…

To be honest, the ultrasonic cleaner didn't clean the parts shown in these photos without my turn and a soft toothbrush to polish the parts, but without this handy fashion gadget I would be able to do it never clean them like I do. I have found that heavily tarnished silver pieces can take a few cycles in the machine to really achieve the desired effect. I combine each jewelry cleaning with iSonic UltraSonic cleaning solution, which feels like a concentrated cleaning agent, and then sit back in

I use ultrasonic cleaners at work to clean very small machine parts and also to degas solutions that I mix (I'm a biochemist, eye researcher) and have found them to be very effective at work are so I figured why not try one at home to clean my jewelry etc.? I have been married for 14 years and have never had my wedding rings professionally cleaned. They were downright rude. It's a shame I let her get so bad, but here it is. My engagement ring is a solitaire cathedral setting with 5 smaller…