Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ultrasonic Vinyl Record Cleaner 6L 40kHz Vinyl Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine Knob Control Record Ultrasonic Cleaner 8 Records Vinyl Sonic Cleaner Stainless Steel Tank w/ Mechanical Heater & Timer

I'm happy so far with this unit. It's not a pretty thing, but you don't have to worry about damaging it at all. It is not silent during operation as I imagined. You do not want to be using it while trying to listen to music. I also recommend investing in some proper label protectors with o-rings. The discs supplied will not keep your labels dry. Would be nice to adjust the speed of the motor spinning your record in the bath. I feel it's way too fast. I like the temperature adjustment and timer! After putting some truly filthy records in I can say it was effective at loosening the foreign matter. I could see particles in the water afterwards. A quick vacuum ensures the record is dry and any stubborn dirt is lifted out. If there's no scratches, they come out looking new. I also used it on new records as there is always at least some paper dust from cheap inner sleeves on their surface. A very practical unit and much cheaper than any vacuum record cleaner.

Works great on cleaning carburetors, not much heat needed. With the right cleaner carburetors come out with very little brushing. 1/2 hour is all it takes

My awesome wife surprised me with this for my birthday after seeing on my wishlist. I hav to say it works well on records that have been taken care of. It definitely removed embedded dirt and made them quieter but will not fix poorly care for records. I had a some I got from thrift stores and Discogs that weren't as graded and although it made small improvements it wont rescue them. I had a 2nd copy of Al Stewart Year of the Cat and it really didn't help reduce any noise on album. After reading and watching videos I made my own formula with distilled water, 3oz 80% isopropyl alcohol and few drops of dish soap. 5 minutes at 95˚ is long enough to get the job done. I also feel 1 or 2 albums at a time will give best results. When you do 4 only the outer albums get hit with the soundwaves to break up dirt from a couple batches I did. Will update review as I do more albums.

This 15L Mechanical Dial model performs very well & the size is great for cleaning car parts, antique clock mechanisms, tractor carbs etc, mainly what I bought it for plus so Im happy. It just done a fantastic job cleaning my antique brass clock mechanism (Junghans) that was filthy after 123yrs of daily running. I used a 1/2 cup of acetone in simple green & it done wonders. For carbs I up the acetone to a full cup or use Zep 505 if extra grimy. Generally (1 to 3) 10 min cycles does a great job for most parts I clean & always rinse the parts well as some chems continue to etch metals over time. I prefer mechanical dial cleaners over digital models with a sticker control panel as these last much longer. I'm very happy with this unit, it works really well. Btw It has 2 transducers, anything below a 15l has only one transducer doing all the work.

I’ve cleaned hundreds of Lp records with the Vevor ultrasonic record cleaner and highly recommend it. You’ll see and hear the difference - fantastic results.

I received my ultrasonic cleaner in a good time frame and it worked fine so far only used it twice so far.

So far so good -- seems to work really well for small items -- I am using it mainly for small engine carburetors. Would buy again.

Works well there's some vary clean powersteering pump parts care of this item, also has worked well with shell casings

I have used this US cleaner about 10x for cleaning records. Works very well and can clean unto 5 records at a time. The supplied discs for the record support are OK but more than two thicknesses would give more flexibility.

I have just completed the cleaning of 850 pieces of vinyl with this machine. If I had a collection of 10000 I might spurge and buy a professional cleaning unit, but at this price I'm impressed with is unit. Hasn't missed a beat. Rather than being a purpose built vinyl record cleaner, I believe that it's an ultrasonic bath with a motorised spindle designed to hold vinyl records as an add on. Ultrasonic bath and motorised spindle require separate power sources. It works well. May be not as pretty as some high end vinyl cleaning units, but I don't intend to have it on display. A well built industrial unit. Would recommend.