Review on 🧪 CRC SmartWasher BenchtopPRO Bioremediating Parts Washer with Enhanced SEO by Marcus Rash

We are restoring a classic car in a (just under) two car garage, so to say space is at a premium is an understatement. The idea of a portable parts washer that didn't require harsh chemicals (we've always used kerosene) sounded amazing, but we were very skeptical that it would actually work. Setting up the machine was easy: unpack, connect and unload. a gallon of cleaning fluid, 2 additional gallons of water, and one of the "micro bags" in the hopper. We started with a dirty tie rod assembly that was caked with grease from years of riding as old engine oil dripped on it. We couldn't believe how well this machine worked. The dirt came off immediately and after drying on the folding stand it was completely clean and ready to be blasted. The machine is well built and from the CRC product page it appears that the pump is replaceable along with the brush assembly. , which means you don't throw away the item if it gets a lot of use over the years. The machine is deep enough that we could use it on a workbench without splashing things that were next to the machine. The only problem right now is that liquid and micro packs are not yet available for purchase. Searching the CRC and Revain website we can't find them anywhere. Since you have to put in a bio pack every 30 days, or two packs if you haven't used the machine for a month, it's good to know how expensive the packs are. This is a great product at a reasonable price for those who are short on space and want a less toxic way to clean parts.