Review on 👓 VEVOR Ultrasonic Eyeglasses for Commercial and Industrial Use by Byron Forman

I unpacked this car and immediately started playing with it. I watched a lot of videos and took note of a lot of useful tips. I bought this unit specifically for a motorcycle assembly project. A '78 Honda motorcycle needs to be de-rusted and parts cleaned. I bought cheap plastic paraphernalia with lids to test many different cleaners without having to drain and clean the tank after each use. Partially fill the tank with HOT water. Test 1 was done with old bolts, gas cap and bolts covered in rust and dirt. I filled a plastic container with Pinezol, dunked the parts in water, closed the lid and placed it in the ultrasonic cleaner until it was below the waterline. I put it on for 5 minutes and left. They came out a lot cleaner. Test 2 I rinsed with hot water and placed in the next container filled with rust remover, placed in the cleaning block, let sit for 10 minutes and let sit. Holy cow! They came out brand new. I plan to test different products on different items to be cleaned but am very impressed. in a water bath until the parts are submerged below the water level * Rinse with hot water and dry immediately after cleaning * I prefer containers that allow the cleaner to be sealed and reused rather than throwing it away after each use. Box * Includes hose and clamp for easy draining * Includes stand and teapot ball for small parts * Not as noisy as many reviews led me to believe * Gets the job done quickly on small jobs that would take hours of tedious work Cons: * Heats slowly (TIP : Pour in HOT water) * The 10 liter block was not as big as I imagined