For those who may not know, never stick your fingers into the ultrasonic cleaner's water mix while the unit is actually cleaning. You will severely damage the nerves in your fingers, & the damage is permanent.

@kissingbanditt

4 жыл бұрын

on industrial equipment it can take your skin off, those are 10,000 watts at 17khz...i repair them. This one looks like 500 watts on 5khz...still you are right....

@johnmilner7603

4 жыл бұрын

Theo T Sounds like you speak from experience. Thx for the tip.

@geraldswain3259

4 жыл бұрын

The best de sensatiser I have ever used ,drop my nob end before every session .my girlfriend says it's the best enhancer of our sex life we've ever purchased .

@Urbicide

4 жыл бұрын

@John Milner LOL! I have never put my fingers in a running ultrasonic cleaner, but I have inadvertently stuck a finger into a live oven light bulb socket, w/o a bulb, while trying to clean the oven for my mother, many years ago. That got my attention!

@scottfirman

4 жыл бұрын

totally not true

Donny, I have the same make and model of ultrasonic cleaner, purchased at the end of summer 2018. Since then, I've used it on many small engine parts such as carbs, and also to clean hard-caked Cosmoline or similar material from the working parts of military surplus rifles that have been in storage for many years. The oldest were dipped and stored in 1956, the newest 1964. It's worked extremely well for all jobs. Initially I used your 50/50 mixture of distilled water and vinegar with a bit of Dawn dish soap. However, following a tip from my local sales rep, I bought a gallon jug of "Simple Green Ultra Pro" concentrate (which is actually purple) from Princess Auto. The dilution instructions on the jug suggested 3 mixtures with distilled water: 13:1, 9:1 and 4:1. I found 13:1 was adequate for carbs that were not too badly plugged, but I settled on about an 8:1 mixture for cleaning the rifle bolts and trigger groups, etc. The Simple Green Pro concentrate does an excellent job of completely removing even hard-caked grease 60 years undisturbed. With the mixture heated to 60-65 decrees C, even the most stubborn and inaccessible Cosmoline was removed with 2 fifteen minute cleaning cycles. One trick I leaned from another KZread channel, Mustie1, was to have a small perforated basket - about the size of a tin of condensed milk - in which very small fasteners, pins etc. could be placed. That basket then sits in the larger basket in the cleaner. I didn't have a small metal basket, but I made one using some metal window screen wrapped around a condensed milk can, with edges joined with fine wire. This does not impede the cleaning action, but does prevent tiny metal parts going down the drain hole to the gate valve. Plastic zip ties disintegrate, BTW. Since I was using more than one cleaning solution for different jobs, I put a conventional NPT-hreaded hose barb into the drain valve, then attached clear tubing that let me drain a still-usable batch of fluid into a jug for later re-use. One day I came across a very old glass-bowl sediment trap - from exactly what I don't know - and I put that in the drain line. I found that this collected a lot of particulates that would otherwise have gone into the storage jug. I imagine the same thing could be done with a filter paper cone or something of the sort. My machine has given me great service, and makes many jobs much easier. I've had no problems - the booklet that came with mine had clear operating instructions. One thing I've learned to keep an eye on are the underside vents for the cooling air fan. Those attract dust bunnies, but those take only a moment to clean up. One thing I did learn, from a neighbor's experience with a similar unit, was not to exceed the duty cycle for the ultrasonic mode. They do get very hot when running, and not all thermal paste cement is created equal. I've never had a transducer come loose, but I check periodically to make sure all are still attached to the stainless steel bowl and operating. Thanks for the video.

WHY would ANYBODY give this guy a thumbs down? He's slow, articulate, detailed !! Exactly what you would need for a heart surgeon ! Learned so much is such a short bit of time !

@johnmilner7603

4 жыл бұрын

Only ass holes give a thumbs down.

@stans5270

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know. But what I can tell you is the price of the ultrasonic cleaner is $100 less if you don't use the link and just do an Amazon search.

@kevinbyrne4538

4 жыл бұрын

Q: Who would give donyboy73 a thumbs down? A: Competing KZread channels.

Some of the best advice I've ever had has come off this guy ,I really rate him as one of the best engineers on u/tube .

@horacerumpole6912

4 жыл бұрын

Yes: He is a good, very knowledgeable mechanic, and makes useful no-nonsense (no wigs & hillbilly teeth) videos. No: He is not an engineer-

@chrisbcritter6112

4 жыл бұрын

Dude! You don't like Taryl??? You're breaking my heart. Sounds like She Who Must Be Obeyed and The Mad Bull have worn ya down.

@jacquescote2585

3 жыл бұрын

Agree!

I routinely reference your channel when I am working on a project that I am not familiar with. Over the years you have helped more people than you will ever know. Keep up the great work and the great content.

I just tried out my little ultrasonic carb cleaner. I use spray 9 a lot in my shop . Reelly cuts though grass staining . I figured maybe I’ll try it . Add about 1/4 cup and water . Worked great . How great ? I cleaned a snipper carb my old carb clean method and put a kit in it . Started right up but couldn’t get the high speed to adjust with out shutting off . So at 55C and 10 minutes later I reused the kit and carb worked excellent afterwards . No discolouring to parts that I could tell .

I have an ultrasonic cleaner and before you put your distilled water into you ultrasonic cleaner heat it up on the stove to the desired temperature then pour it in to your ultrasonic cleaner tank. This way the water heats up quicker on the stove then the ultrasonic cleaner tank will heat it up. Just my 2 cants worth,kerp the videos coming I have learned alot from them (-))

Good Job Donyboy. That looks like a nice cleaner. Have a great weekend!!!

Thanks for showing your new tool, very nice. It's hard to beat ultrasonic cleaning solution, it's does a great job. Great video as usual.

what a great video,i never saw before what one of these Ultrasonic was capable,now i have seen one. thanks very much Gervais

How;s she goin'? Ultrasonic cleaners are some nice!!! This big unit should serve you well. I'm glad you shared the different cleaning solution options. Take care!!!

great review. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the info and tips !

good review & good advice!

Great advise as always young man thx for the video on a bigger part,s cleaner 👍👍

Good Morning DB73 !!, That parts cleaner is the bomb, as you say, can do without the noise !!!. Much appreciate your videos My Friend :-).

I use simple green extreme. It is designed for use on aircraft parts and will not oxidize or harm aluminum. It works well for me.

@captainedc

2 жыл бұрын

What ratio and where can I get that stuff. Thx

@scottmiller4034

2 жыл бұрын

@@captainedc Amazon sells it, I believe Home depot does also. The dilution instructions are on the bottle.

Great video as always Don!!

I like the idea of an easy way to drain the cleaning fluid. You can then filter out the grime (as others have stated) but you can also take the cold fluid out of the garage and preheat it up in the kitchen. The little 400w heater in the unit will take quite some time to warm 5C fluid to 60C. Your kitchen stove or microwave could do it much faster.

Looks like a nice machine. I have been using a mix of water and a good healthy shot of pinesol. It works well. I was using water and purple power but found that etches the aluminum on the carbs.

Great review I have the 6L and a 10L but I only use the 10 and the 6 is just a spare. I use the ultrasonic cleaning solution but I don't remember the brand name of it.

Great video. Very informative.

Hi Dony, regarding the "special" ultrasonic cleaners there is a recommendation to set the temp. not above the 45°C. Maybe you can reach a better results with lower temp. you set in the video. Optimal temp. for these solutions is 40-45°C. Tested and verified. Greetings from Czech Rep.

i have the little harbor freight . Works great on small engine carbs but motorcycle carbs can't be fully submersed. Now I want this one.

As I was watching this video in my shop, I looked down at my US cleaner and realized I have the exact same one. Good info, as always. By the way, I also had discovered why you don't put parts in too long with aluminum especially. Not pretty.

A life saver, I use Simple Green!

*I just bought a brand new 10L cleaner that looks just like the one you have for $110 with tax and shipping included on ebay. It works great and is a very useful tool to have.*

a must have piece of equipment

vapor blasting works Awsome!!!

I have the same ultrasonic. I find it runs hot all the time if you dont shut the heat off at about 30 degrees. It heats up more while the unit is running.

To save time can you pre heat the solution to the desire temperature before turning it on?

I have a 1" thick rubber patio pad sold by home depot. Sit the machine on top of that if on a bench other things on the bench will still vibrate like screws or the like. Even better is to put it on a tree stump of a good size or on the concrete floor on top of a rubber mat. All these will help dampen the sound. Also a quick once over with brakeclean or a good carb cleaner before the parts go in makes it alot better. Getting rid of the dirt on the outside of the carb is easy and prevents it from getting into the fine orifices in a carb. A good solution made for taking off varnish and other hardened fuel components is advised if you want it cleaned inside and out.buying a new carb cause you cant get it clean enough just tells me you should try harder. Unless of course you are the one selling the carbs lol.

I strain my solution through a coffee filter after use as this removes most of the dirt and you can reuse the solution many times if you don't use clean fluid you can introduce more contaminants into the part being cleaned good video as always Donny 👍

@killer2600

2 жыл бұрын

The irony of making a dirty part dirty while cleaning it.

Nice ultrasonic cleaner. Thanks for showing it. I was looking to upgrade mine to bigger and better one. I give these guys a call and also let them know you referred me to them.

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

links in description

Good video,, i watched a video and tried the gas solution,, it does work,, but i dont use the heat when im using gas,,lol Good job, like ur videos..

Not sure if mentioned in video but what do you use it for other than carbs?

As an update for cleaners to use, I now use Simply Awesome cleaner from the dollar store. I use a 50:1 ratio but it can be less. U found that purple cleaners tend to etch and remove the coating on carburetors. I no longer use any really harsh cleaners in mine. I can say an USC is the best way to clean the tiny passages in a carburetor but do agree that it will not save every carburetor. You can only do so much with an abused part. This is the best small engine Channel to watch as far as I am concerned, thats why I won't start my own, I do use my cleaner on RC nitro engines as well snd it works wonders. I Do small engine repair to pay for my RC stuff . So I am doing small engine repair all the time.

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

i have some rc planes too

@scottfirman

4 жыл бұрын

I think I noticed your RC planes in one of your videos. I bet you hardly have time to fly them. I use the money from selling lawn mowers to pay for my RC habit. I do reinvest in tools and of course buy mowers. I usually do not pay much for them as most need work. I don't drive around looking for them but have people call me and tell me where they are at.

The best cleaner is Omega Clean... It won't discolor your parts.... And brass comes out bright..

Wow that did a great job :-D People in the circuit board repair business use the same device to remove dirt and corrosion remains and spilt drinks from boards. They are a handy tool :-D Now you have to stop your wife kidnapping the machine to do jewelry lol :-D

Hi donyboy73 I have bar oil coming from around the clutch casing any idea what this cud be? Oil pump?

a good idea is put your item in a bottle filled with your cleaning solution and close the lid on the bottle then just put clean water in the bath and drop the bottle this way you keep your cleaner clean and it will last longer

Hi Don, since I can't really pin down which of your videos helped me the most (so many) so I'm going to put this here on your latest video. I think I can speak for mostly anyone who has seen your videos and those who haven't will learn this in time. I could go on about the experience you have with small engines. Too which there are not many out there that share the technical plus hands on experience you have. That is impressive on it's own and someone coming to find out why his snowblower has no spark will be satisfied with just one video. Others like myself had/have bigger problems and after watching numerous videos will see what really makes you special. It's how genuine you are. How you explain everything so that anyone can understand and follow. You have a gift and thank you for taking the time to get the right camera angle, close up and best view for us. The calmness in your voice and the patience you have is remarkable. Thank you for walking me through a complete tear down and rebuild of a Tecumseh HS-50. I'm proud of myself for following though and I can count the times that has happened in my life on one hand. I never could have done without your help. I'm a floor layer by trade and if there every comes a time you need advice I would be happy to take as much time as you needed to get the job done. As I'm sure many of your followers feel the same........I am forever in your debt. Sorry for the wall of text but I just don't think a like or a few quick words could fully express how thankful I am. Kindest regards and one last time....thank you

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

thanks Johnny I appreciate your sincere comment! I surely could have used your advice for flooring, where are you located?

@MrLucifuge1973

4 жыл бұрын

@@donyboy73 I'm iin Edmonton, you?

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrLucifuge1973 Ontario

@MrLucifuge1973

4 жыл бұрын

@@donyboy73 Ontario is a big place Don, Lol. I know ... I've hitch-hiked across it twice and drove it many many times to go back home to N.S.. I also lived in Windsor for two years and Ottawa for three. Also I have a question. It is kinda long and it probably best if I just take a few pics and show you what is going on. I got my blower back together but I think I'm missing a washer or something on the plate that engages the pawl on the recoil starter. Got an email addy I can hit you up on? Also might be a better platform to discuss your flooring questions, if you still have any. Oh and is that 73 in your handle represent a cake year for a certain someone? I'm curious because that year holds the same significance for me. January 30th 1973 for me to be exact. hahhahhahh. Have a great day bud. Looking forward to your reply. Kind regards

I find pinesol works the best on carbs in ultrasonics.

I'm going to try spray 9 cleaner in mine.

Love to buy this cleaner I can’t find link in description.

Do they offer a fine mesh basket for smaller parts??

I've been using ultrasonic cleaner for 10 years, I use tap water and spray nine cleaner. Works well and keeps carbs bright and not black like some stuff does

@captainedc

2 жыл бұрын

What ratio ?

can't you clean a regular pan with the lid? How often do you have to change the water? Thanks for good videos as usual Mikael from 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

Hey don we got one from lazer sales for the shop it broke after a month . then we had it fixed it lasted 2 minutes after that so keep your bill handy. Our other small one like your other one you have we got from briggs has been going for years.

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

they are pretty good with their warranties

Hi how is the ultrasonic? Still working fine ? Thanks

Can u give a links and price to the products you used. (Also located in Canada)

how long till you need to change the water out

I recently purchased one of these vever, ultrasonic cleaners. First time I tried it I had the heater button turned off but after half an hour of cleaning, the water temperature actual temperature was at 44 Celsius I was wondering if this was a normal condition, vever company told me that the ultrasonic cleaning procedure will cause some heat, this seems a little excessive to me. I would like to know if others experience the same outcome.

Dony I have been working on a Homelite leaf blower. For some reason, I can't find anyone who has actually taken a motor apart to replace the connecting rod and the bearings. For that matter, I can't find the sealed bearings I need to complete the job. I was hoping you would be able to give me some ideas. I love watching your channel keep it up. Thanks Ron

@horacerumpole6912

4 жыл бұрын

Measure your bearings in mm, and you'll find them on ebay-

have you done a video on carb dip tanks from auto stores, how does that compare to ultrasonic cleaner?

Hey thanks for a very simple video on these machines I just bought an American Made Machine made in Pontiac Michigan I don't know anything about these and I want to try your trick on the orange cleaner and dawn dish soap , The only thing I don't like is the heat wont come on by its self to heat the water you have to run both your video really helps I got an ok today to rebuild a carb on a antique 1960 3 hp evenrude I don't think its been touched since it left the factory its a time capsule

@azul8811

3 жыл бұрын

Which model did you buy? Are the-actual transducers foreign made even though the machine is designed and assembled in the US?

@madmanmechanic8847

3 жыл бұрын

@@azul8811 When I go out in the shop later I will look at it and the instruction manual I will tell you one thing its a lot more quite than the Chinese brands seen on you tube

@azul8811

3 жыл бұрын

@@madmanmechanic8847 Yes, I looked at the Sharpertek website, which I assumed was the brand you were referring to. I try to buy American, and I try to buy quality stuff when my budget allows. I’ve been doing some research now and again and I need to pick something. I’m up in the air which way to go. Not sure that it will get a lot of use, but it sure does have its place. I think that the quality of transducers is important.

@madmanmechanic8847

3 жыл бұрын

@@azul8811 Yes that is what it is . I have only used It about 5 times I think I just got it in Sept . Its built very well and is heavy . And is fairly quite. I would get the 6 liter if you get too small a one you will regret it when you have something to clean that is bigger. The one secret is I use this out in the shop so I put in the cleaner in the tank then bring it over to the hot water heater and fill it with straight hot water. If you put in cold then it will take forever to get hot. Make sure to fill it to the top of the fill line as the instructions say if you don't you will burn up the heating element for the tank As far as I know its the only American made cleaner out there

@azul8811

3 жыл бұрын

@@madmanmechanic8847 okay Roger,thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

How often do you change water.

Wow, it really does a great job on dirty parts. Ultrasound is pretty powerfull. It actually broke a 1 cm stone in my right kidney a few years ago. (lithotripsy)

Donny, how many more times would you use that solution? I know the stuff from Laser is more expensive, nut if it works-great! But do you tend to stretch it out at all, or just replace

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

I will keep using it quite a few more tmes

I have 2 one 10l and one 15l, I haven't used carb cleaner since, I have the drain hooked up to a clear hose, and a paper fuel filter to strain the liquid, I use a 50/25/25 mix 50% simple green purple 25% distilled white vinegar, 25% distilled water, now I no longer put the mix into the ultrasonic cleaner, I put distilled water in the ultrasonic cleaner and fill it, then I use plastic containers like old peanut butter containers, I fill them with the mix, put the part in, and the mix, put the lid on, the plastic container, and put that into the preheated water, turn off the heater, and then turn on the ultrasonic part, and let it clean..... By turning off the heat setting it makes the ultrasonic part work more efficiently..... Don't leave the carbs in my mix for more then 45 minutes.... It darkens the aluminum.

@37yearsofanythingisenough39

4 жыл бұрын

Robert, My tank is filled with distilled water as well. I have always used separate containers as you suggest in mine. This allows me to keep different solvents such as standard parts solvent in one, simple green in another, and etc.. You need to make sure the container itself is not affected by the solvent however. For certain solvents I use glass, which I do not like in the shop if at all possible, but sometimes is necessary because of the solvent type. Another tip. If your distilled water line in the tank is below the filled container you place in the ultra sonic cleaner you do not need to put the cap on the jar. If you have an odd part that won’t completely fit in the jar you can simply turn the part around and run the cleaner the second time. Just make sure the uncapped jar is not going to be buoyant or tip over before letting go of the jar. Usually placing the part in the jar is enough to accomplish this. You need the cap for storage for sure.

@Jim-ie6uf

4 жыл бұрын

RobertKnighthawk watch out, vinegar will dull the finish on carbs. I know from experience.

@joemurone4898

2 жыл бұрын

What brand of Ultrasonic Cleaner is your 10 & 15 L & how long have you had it & often do you use it?

@knighthawk86855

2 жыл бұрын

@@joemurone4898 both are Velvor brand, Amazon bought, I have owned both for 5 years now, the biggest thing you can do to make them last, make sure you use water only, all cleaners have chemicals that can mess up the steel in the tanks, so put your cleaner in a glass or plastic container and just put it in the water. What goes out the quickest is the heating element, but what I do make it last alot longer, fill with water, about 1/2 of compacity, then turn on the unit, then when emptying let it cool down bfore emptying, they can burn out quick if no water is in the tank. Winter I use them probably 3x a week, spring summer and fall, I use at least one of them 5x a day, and never had a problem, as long as you take care of them, winter I let the water out every day so it doesn't freeze over night. Hope that helps, any other questions please feel free to ask, thanks.

@knighthawk86855

2 жыл бұрын

@@joemurone4898 also I prefer plastic helmans mayo jars the big ones, glass becomes a hazard if you drop it. Another tip : heat the water up, then once it is at the temp you want turn off the heating, then turn on the ultrasonics, see by turning off the heating will give the ultrasonics more power during the cleaning cycle.

What price on the smaller cleaner??

I would think for a better result to disassemble the carb first as it's more important to clean internally.

Congrats on 200,000k subs!

To lessen the noise, take it off the metal workbench. Either put a piece of wood underneath, or better yet, don't put it on the workbench at all (acts like a sounding board, amplifying the noise). Ideally, put onto something with sound dampening material, styrofoam would work but ensure plenty of space underneath unit for cooling/fan. Then again, not sure why it needs a cooling fan if it has a heater... :)

Hi Don. Do you think the 6L is large enough for a 70cc chainsaw cylinder? Thank you.

@donyboy73

Жыл бұрын

I believe so

I visited the laser site and although I see the cleaners and other items, nothing has a price shown or the ability to add to a cart. I’m in the USA though so maybe they don’t sell outside of Canada?

I came back to this video to use the link to buy this. I do not see it. Is the link gone? I was hoping to help you.

So Dony, after one year, is it still working for you with no problems? I'm looking at buying the same model. Thanks

@donyboy73

3 жыл бұрын

yes it works extremely well

Great vid, but no link to the cleaner.

How often you need to change solution for let say "normal" dirty parts

I've seen on another channel that instead of putting your parts directly in the tub, the guy was putting is solution and part in a closed plastic jar. It cleans through the jar and doesn't get your machine dirty.

@eosjoe565

4 жыл бұрын

Wasn't the main reason for doing it that way was because he was cleaning the parts in gasoline?

@brianouellette6567

4 жыл бұрын

@@eosjoe565 no is view on this is that yes he can use gasoline in 1 jar to clean a carb for instance but can use a different jar with a mild solution and clean jewelery for instance without dumping and cleaning the tub.

I bought a one liter version and it will do everything I want do do with it. I generally clean bigger parts with gas or break cleaner with a brush and compressed air. Mine, says one liter but it hold about a half gallon of water to which I add a little bit of Purple Power and Dawn. . It will darken aluminum, slightly, but it does clean anything I want to clean in it - mostly carbs. Yours is identical to mine, except bigger.

@johnclarke6647

3 жыл бұрын

@CSXRockford yes, it will slightly darken aluminum, but it does not harm them, mechanically. I would like to lay my hands on some harbor freight degreaser but we do not have a store near me. I am thinking about switching to mineral spirits or kerosene, both are good degreasers. I am well aware of the flammability of both.

Do you recommend clean/rebuild carbs over buying Chinese replacement carbs. I prefer to rebuild any OEM carb but some guys say it's not worth it.

@jjparody8257

4 жыл бұрын

I think Don uses OEM because as a full-time shop/business he is wary of customers coming back with complaints. But for my own equip., I am willing (& happy so far) to use aftermarket. I bought a Briggs carb on amazon this past summer for $7.88 US! When I work on other people's stuff, they usually also opt for aftermarket because of the huge price difference.

@Pyridox

4 жыл бұрын

I have used Chinese replacement carburetors. They are hit or miss. I had some that worked pretty good, and I had others that I could not get adjusted properly. I had one case where it was a very old machine and I could not find an OEM carburetor, so I had no choice.

@tomploeg2260

4 жыл бұрын

Same here if you can rebuild oem carbs do it. Cheap 12.00 dollar techumseh carbs are junk. Hit and miss

I have the same brand sonic cleaner (4L), I set my temp to 50C, take about 1hour to get to the temp... using normal tap water + pinesol and work perfect ! :)

@Blast357

4 жыл бұрын

huh its the 6L I got finally lol... been 2 years

@beachbums2008

4 жыл бұрын

Heat the solution up on the stove top before you put it into your ultrasonic cleaner tank this way it saves you a lot of time

DONY, WHERE CAN YOU GET THE CLEANING CONCENTRATE

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

laser sales, amazon

@fordtractorfanrp7556

4 жыл бұрын

donyboy73 I found it on eBay. Thanks Dony. I appreciate you taking the time to respond thanks for the good work that you do we all appreciate it have a good day Dony

Chuck the spark plugs in with the carb, you will be surprised that they clean up like new too,

Selling the old one?

7:18 the dark spots left on that carb is it grease/dirt OR paint remaining on it ????????????????????????????

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

paint,

Thxs, is Laser a USA brand ?

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

the company has stores in canada and usa

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

@James it's all approved

@horacerumpole6912

4 жыл бұрын

It says right on the box MADE IN CHINA!!!!

How long did it take for the water to heat up? i have the same modell but for 15liters and it takes about 3 hours to heat up and i think something must be wrong but you never know about these chinese products.

How about a long term update on this machine. I have not had very good luck with these machines in general...much less anything coming out of China. Ready to buy another one but dropping several hundred on a commercial duty Elma is hard to justify for a guy who just wants to clean some parts every now and again.

I put my stuff in a glass container and the glass container in the ultrasonic cleaner.

are you gonna sell your 2.5L cleaner? i live up here in ottawa

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

already sold

I couldn't find the link 🤔

Older thread but do NOT use Simple Green. It grays the carbs

If you had a water proof bag you could heat up your lunch as well ?

I was of the understanding you were not to leave solution in the cleaner for extended periods of times so why wouldn't you filter it back into a large container so you wouldn't have to worry about it freezing in the winter?

Can it also clean Canadian politicians?

It’s been a year since the video. Do you still like this brand cleaner ? Any issues?

I thought Canucks recommend a couple of bottles of Molson's be utilized in the ultrasonic cleaning process. Some guys can polish off 2 or 3 bottles while waiting on the timer to run down.

@jimbaritone6429

4 жыл бұрын

Two for the cleaner, two for the operator, LOL.

@PaganWizard

4 жыл бұрын

2 or 3 bottles??? More like 2 or 3 6 packs.

@tomploeg2260

4 жыл бұрын

That's Steve's small engine saloon you are thinking of.

why put a solenoid valve in?

You also need to de-gas the solution before cleaning the parts

@beachbums2008

4 жыл бұрын

Your spot on that you have to do that every time you put new solution into your ultrasonic cleaner tank!

@bigbob0042

4 жыл бұрын

@@beachbums2008 Yup i have change and de-gas about every 3 carbs

Anyone who has one of these 1.5-6 liter units, could you measure the basket inside dimensions as well as the height from bottom of basket to the unit lid and post it as a reply to me? I know the fluid won't reach the lid but want to know just how tall an item will fit with lid on, can always turn part over and reclean to get whole thing. Thanks.

So porfekt

Keep still while filming.

Was this sponsored?

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

no, I always mention if it is

The instructions for my machine said don't run the ultrasonics with the lid on.

Who is Laser Sales? The provided link goes to Cutter's Choice.

@donyboy73

4 жыл бұрын

same company

apart from it doing a great job.....its way to loud

I'm get me one of these and use it as a Deep Fryer and make really clean crispy fried chicken! :D (so long as the Ultra Sound don't go ripping all my secret herbs and spices off!) hahaha