Review on Revolutionary ANYCUBIC Machine Washing Stationfor Turntable: The Ultimate Cleaning Solution! by Chef Deane

So I got this wash and cure station twice. When I first received a used and repackaged block, there was moisture in the wash bucket and the entire block was completely covered in resin. Revain fixed the issue quickly, but it delayed my ability to try the device. I fixed it last night. I've done two runs with my Anycubic Photon Mono to try this wash and cure station and I'm 100% happy with it. Watching my roommate hand clean the prints and struggle with his makeshift drying cabinet, I can honestly say it took half the time. It took longer for the alcohol to evaporate after washing than washing and curing combined. The station is a complete unit, the wash bucket has a liquid/airtight seal so you fill, seal and forget until the cleaning solution needs to be changed. The only real complaint is the mixer in the sink. . Neither the magnets nor the bearing are sealed in any way. A thin coat of something like a PlastiDip on magnets and using sealed bearings would make this unit viable for a couple of cleaners out of the box. In its current form, an unsealed bearing makes the device unsuitable for use with water (for water-purifying resins), and unsealed magnets are prone to corrosion and chipping when used with alternative cleaners such as Mean Green, Simple Green and Mr Clean. The magnets and bearings are removable and modifications are easy and inexpensive, but this is a solution that literally costs the manufacturer less than $0.05 per unit, making them fully compatible out of the box. All in all it was a great purchase and I am delighted. I don't regret the purchase at all.