Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner with Heater Timer for Cleaning Eyeglass Rings

The web site for purchase, the service provided, the very easy order process and payment were exemplary. The package was very well made and protected during transit. The item was sent quickly and delivered on schedule. The US cleaner is very easy to use, the thermal and time settings with manual controls work very well. I only use the device occasionally so I do not need high-tech. Easy to use, it performs perfectly, and was easy to clean. It is big enough to take the parts of antique clocks that I like to repair. I was able to clean clock parts with over 100 years of dirt on them - it worked very well (see pictures of Before & After). The price from Vevor was much lower than other companies selling equivalent equipment, postage price was very reasonable. Overall, I give 10/10 for the service and equipment. I would recommend Vevor to anyone wanting a good quality US cleaner!

Very effective and fast. Been cleaning scooter transmission parts and so far have no complaints. Worth every cent.

Very pleased with this item so far Everything works just fine easy to use and cleans very well I might get a bigger one next time

I've used it to clean and degrease some gas stove knobs; I've filled it with water, and put the knobs, water and soap in a glass jar. Some 15 minutes later the knobs were spotless. I also plan on using it on jewelry, with the same setup, glass jars all the way!

Works well. I put 4 stars because of holding disks. They are passing the water. Needs to buy other ones. All the rest is ok. Recommend to buy if you have a lot lps to wash.

Purchased this to give my vinyl collection a proper clean. This did not disappoint me, fantastic and simple machine to use. Delighted with it.

Works perfect.....................................................................................................

Great working cleaner the only problem was it came with a European plug apart from that happy customer.

It works well for me, and I was not disappointed, you have to learn its boundaries, do not expect to put the dirtiest piece of equipment in, and expect it to come out like new, preparation to help is the key. I put a 1958 striped carburetor in mine and considering the age I was pleasantly surprised. So now your limitations.

Great