Why are there any dislikes LOL this review was straightforward, concise, and his voice was pleasant. Who even hits the dislike button on these things?!

@Iankameel

2 жыл бұрын

He owns a smart watch and submersed it in soapy water lol i kid. I agree great review

@brianswitzer

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I could still see them. :(

@TheWorldTeacher

Жыл бұрын

@@brianswitzer, to what are you referring when you typed "THEM"? :/

@TheWorldTeacher

Жыл бұрын

Because many reviews are PAID by the manufacturer and this could be one of those?

@Cameron_J

Жыл бұрын

Me. I'm down voting. You should NEVER submerge most electronics in an ultrasonic cleaner. More importantly, you should NEVER use tap/distilled/bottled water -- it is absolutely essential that you use RO/DI purified water. When the water imbues the watch casing, and permeates the lithium pouch vents it will VIOLENTLY explode and send fragments of metal/glass and maybe even the glass container itself in your face. Cavitation CAN and most likely WILL destroy anything ceramic, crystal, ferrite, quartz, and many LCD/(AM[O])LED displays (some can, some can't). Just a short list of things I can think of are: Oscillators, PLLs, Antenna on chips, Variable Resistors, MLCCs, MOVs, Piezos (including: Buzzers, Speakers, Microphones, certain MEMS components, Transducers, etc.) Ignitors/Spark plugs/Heating Elements, PV/Solar Panels, Magnetics/Ferrites/Motors (including: Stators, Armatures [if they are balanced with a susceptible material], Inductors, Transformers, Solenoids, etc). Certain materials that contain a thin film coating (such as from the result of electroplating or from the process of vapor deposition/sputtering, etc): mirrors, certain lens coatings, some plated metals including sacrificial galvanic coatings, and (Remote) Phosphorus coating (LEDs). So yes: I'm downvoting for foolishness. Use common sense and do a little research.

Cool review. However, it left out a few very important questions unanswered. Does this cleaner remove stains from clothing? What's the watt power of the device? Can it be used with warm or hot water? Can it be used with organic solvents? Since it's designed for travel, does it support dual voltage? 110/220 compatibility would be a handy feature for travel tools and gadgets.. Thanks for your review. Please consider answering some of these questions.

Thank you!

I found this searching with an idea I had. Will it be effective in cleaning a washing machine? Some washing machines have sealed tubs and eventually build up even having used the manufacturers cleaner every month. If you can disconnect the hoses; block off the hoses except from the highest one in each orientation - you could use that to fill and put the ultrasonic cleaner inside. My previous idea was to use a pipe cleaning brush.

HOW do you change the 'power settings' on it!?!?!?

Can you stick one or two of these in the washing machine for a time after its been filled with water, then, take them out before you start the laundry cycle? I can't see doing a few pieces of clothing in the sink at a time and hand washing them. I wasn't made that way.

@TheWorldTeacher

Жыл бұрын

IDEA!

I thought it will be able to remove the algae build on the nose clip of the glasses.

Any better models? Over 70W?

Love this review. Thank you for demonstrating the product for us. Seeing more of these hitting crowdfunders now (ex. Ultrasona) & was curious to if the technology itself actually works. 👍

I like it. Good review

Would like to try in my apt bathtub, place a basic-generally used oven grill inside. Hope these gadgets will give an easier and much better clean as oven grills even with medium use are a true pain to clean.

@LBCAndrew

Жыл бұрын

You’d need a dozen of them to clean something like an oven rack. There is a reason the review uses only a small bowl.

Would only use this to clean build up on kids bath toys. The compact size is more desirable than buying those bulky ultrasonic boxes.

if solar free/crowd funded versions of this device installed in all sewer systems in some fashion: would that break the world or make really clean everything???

@ReachOutToWilliam

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Yes. Yes. See @K M B.

It works washing the distes?? I need yo know ir it is necesary another kind of soap .

I wonder what note the ultrasonic frequencies are making

@NatJSBelza

10 ай бұрын

I heard it was 50,000 vibrations per second. So 50Hz. I guess that's between G1 - G#1

@cangrejoxidao

25 күн бұрын

​@@NatJSBelzamore like 60 per second, 60 Hz

@NatJSBelza

24 күн бұрын

​@@cangrejoxidao 60Hz or 50Hz for that matter is very slow. But you're right to remind me that I did not put a "K". It should read 50KHz.

Will it shock you if you touch the water while on?

@ValhallaIronworks

Жыл бұрын

No

Did the watch still work?

@OSReviews

4 жыл бұрын

yea still works (just was out of battery in the video :) I believe it's advertised to work with traditional watches as well, as long as the watch has a waterproof rating (i.e. 5ATM) it should be okay!

@vividly648

4 жыл бұрын

OK.

@GaryCruzDotCom

3 жыл бұрын

You seem a little sus

Did you try cleaning any vinyl records? You might be the first!

Beware, I also paid for cleaner and it was never sent from Sonic soak and they refuse to respond to me

Use that asa dishwasher.

Does it remove pesticides from food?

@verborgenewahrheit1594

Жыл бұрын

It is supposed to

When these were first demonstrated for washing clothes, the manufacturers said no soap was needed.

@TheWorldTeacher

Жыл бұрын

You can always experiment to discover your ideal method.

@brianjcavanaugh

Жыл бұрын

@@TheWorldTeacher That's not my point.

my girl friend found a new use for this thing. she left me and started an OF. dont ask me for the url. 😤

Can i put it on my bath tub to clean myself instead of using soap

That's a lot of money for a $2 transducer. Think about it. If this worked to clean clothes, don't you think GE, Whirlpool or LG would use transducers in their machines instead of agitators? Limited range of applications. But it might be big on the adult novelty market.

@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9

4 жыл бұрын

like the Flowbee?

@johnwilkins6172

3 жыл бұрын

@Sister Mary Clements why you gotta come on here with that wacko bs? you don't get to talk about logic or common sense anymore. go sit in the corner mouth breather

@johnwilkins6172

3 жыл бұрын

@Sister Mary Clements of course you believe 911 was a hoax too. and vaccines cause autism. and the earth is flat. you should just be a fiction writer! that's the only place your overactive, suspicious imagination can actually benefit you and society

@johnwilkins6172

3 жыл бұрын

​@Sister Mary Clements exactly. good luck manufacturing your own facts. go spend time with some of these sick covid hoaxers, no PPE. I mean you've got nothin to worry about, right?

@johnwilkins6172

3 жыл бұрын

Sister Mary Clements 🤦🏻‍♂️ too witty by half sis. Poor William Whitman makes an astute observation about a transducer and you crawl up out of your doomsday bunker just long enough to hijack his thread spewing your ramblings

hmm interesting gadget

Does it increase oxygen level in the water?

@simmo303

3 жыл бұрын

No.

You should NEVER submerge most electronics in an ultrasonic cleaner. More importantly, you should NEVER use tap/distilled/bottled water -- it is absolutely essential that you use RO/DI purified water. When the water imbues the watch casing, and permeates the lithium pouch vents it will VIOLENTLY explode and send fragments of metal/glass and maybe even the glass container itself in your face. Cavitation CAN and most likely WILL destroy anything ceramic, crystal, ferrite, quartz, and many LCD/(AM[O])LED displays (some can, some can't). Just a short list of things I can think of are: Oscillators, PLLs, Antenna on chips, Variable Resistors, MLCCs, MOVs, Piezos (including: Buzzers, Speakers, Microphones, certain MEMS components, Transducers, etc.) Ignitors/Spark plugs/Heating Elements, PV/Solar Panels, Magnetics/Ferrites/Motors (including: Stators, Armatures [if they are balanced with a susceptible material], Inductors, Transformers, Solenoids, etc). Certain materials that contain a thin film coating (such as from the result of electroplating or from the process of vapor deposition/sputtering, etc): mirrors, certain lens coatings, some plated metals including sacrificial galvanic coatings, and (Remote) Phosphorus coatings (LEDs). So yes: I'm downvoting for foolishness. Use common sense and do a little research.

@oldunion

4 ай бұрын

after reading this, I 1000% want to buy this thing and try it and see if I can make happen what you describe with my old apple watch! Thanks! I wouldnt have considered this otherwise! If I am reading this correctly the reaction NEEDS RO/DI purified water to be most effective. Thanks again for this idea!

put the bycicle stuff in it !

i think your potato has an unhealthy colour.

@michalyaari7183

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@olympia8683

3 жыл бұрын

It's a golden potato, most people actually prefer them to the typical ones.

Bs!!

You should use a panty , it's very hard to clean