For gentle and thorough cleaning of jewellery, coins, eyewear, dental prosthesis, DVDs etc. Ultrasound energy waves of 46,000 vibrations per second Stainless Steel tank with a 600ml capacity 3 Year Warranty
£19.99 - Available at Lidl from 27th August
22 comments
jimmybo
17 Aug 17#1
For gentle and thorough cleaning of jewellery, coins, eyewear, dental prosthesis, DVDs etc. Ultrasound energy waves of 46,000 vibrations per second Stainless Steel tank with a 600ml capacity 3 Year Warranty
£19.99 - Available at Lidl from 27th August
gbmcginty
17 Aug 17#2
So tempted, for bicycle parts etc these things are absolutely quality.
japes to gbmcginty
17 Aug 17#3
Bit small for most bicycle parts?
Vanderlust to japes
17 Aug 17#5
Nah, one of the branches of chain cleaning theory subscribes heavily to ultrasonic cleaners.
Personally I think it's not worth the time as it's not as simple as throwing it in, then coming back to a lovely clean chain. You have to still scrub the remaining dirt off the chain and then clean the ultrasonic cleaner itself. Not to mention actually having to remove and put the chain back on.
Mega faff. Chain bath is hard to beat. I do a bike clean in around 5 mins these days. Pushing 10 if I'm being fussy and getting into a bit of detailing.
gbmcginty to Vanderlust
17 Aug 17#12
I wouldn't go to the hassle of using it just for cleaning a chain, but if you're cleaning a derailleur after a winter of off-roading, or rejuvenating a forty year old part, they're pretty brilliant. Bike mechanic mate swears by them for restorations.
Vanderlust to gbmcginty
17 Aug 17#13
Yeah this makes more sense, doing a big deep clean on a bunch of stuff every few months or so.
cf15
17 Aug 17#4
Can I clean a bell in this?
RoosterNo1 to cf15
17 Aug 17#6
Only the end...
Spriggan to RoosterNo1
17 Aug 17#15
I got some weird looks after I lol'ed in the office
argosextra to RoosterNo1
17 Aug 17#18
Which end are you referring to your honour
montana78
17 Aug 17#7
Is this what people use for water damaged phones?
pannan to montana78
17 Aug 17#9
Bowl of rice to dry a phone
GeoThermal to pannan
18 Aug 17#20
That will often get it going but it's not enough as it leaves residue from the liquid on the circuit board which can cause problems later.
CelicaGT-Four
17 Aug 17#8
How about the (petrol) injectors off a car??
Adam786123 to CelicaGT-Four
17 Aug 17#17
No it won't not powerful enough just powerful enough for small household stuff.....I think hasn't got enough vibration to clean...lol
Harley_Mick to Adam786123
27 Aug 17#22
I clean carburetor parts in one, great job
maxthefrog
17 Aug 17#10
At first I thought it was a super fancy toilet seat.
dannyeff to maxthefrog
17 Aug 17#11
me 2 lol
jamgin to maxthefrog
17 Aug 17#14
Super clean botty!
mcek
17 Aug 17#16
I've owned one of these for 2 years. Really good for cleaning eye glasses, watch straps (I wouldn't've believed the amount of dirt that collects in a clasp), DE razor, and various bits and pieces. I just use water, or water with a drop of vinegar or washing-up liquid. Yes, it sits in a cupboard most of the time, but a very useful item.
scooby555
17 Aug 17#19
For the vapours who mix there own juices - this is ideal
michellesmall6
24 Aug 17#21
Is this what opticians use to get glasses so clean, and would it harm lenses ?!
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Ultrasound energy waves of 46,000 vibrations per second
Stainless Steel tank with a 600ml capacity
3 Year Warranty
£19.99 - Available at Lidl from 27th August
22 comments
Ultrasound energy waves of 46,000 vibrations per second
Stainless Steel tank with a 600ml capacity
3 Year Warranty
£19.99 - Available at Lidl from 27th August
Personally I think it's not worth the time as it's not as simple as throwing it in, then coming back to a lovely clean chain. You have to still scrub the remaining dirt off the chain and then clean the ultrasonic cleaner itself. Not to mention actually having to remove and put the chain back on.
Mega faff. Chain bath is hard to beat. I do a bike clean in around 5 mins these days. Pushing 10 if I'm being fussy and getting into a bit of detailing.