Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR ultralydrenser, 6L ultralydrensemaskin for plater, 180W justerbar tid, platerenser i rustfritt stål, 40 kHz rengjøringsenhet

When my stylus drops on a vinyl LP record after it has been cleaned using the Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaner, I hear nothing but silence until the music begins. My vintage records have never been cleaner and played so well! To clean them, I set the distilled water temperature at 35 °C and placed 13 drops of Photo-fol 200 solution into the water. I lock six vinyl records on the Vevor support rod and set the timer for 25 minutes. I press the start button to begin the rotation and vibration, and walk away until I hear the beep when time is up. Cleaning my records is this easy with Vevor. The Vevor price is much less than other ultrasonic cleaners. I highly recommend this vinyl record cleaner.

I'm sure glad to have bought this makes music sound a lot better.

Cleaned up my records very well , Very Happy 😃

Purchased a while back been using did about 200 vinyl records what a difference

This is my second Vevor Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaner purchased for cleaning all of my vinyl records, new and used. First unit uses surfactant and alcohol in distilled water for the cleaning cycle and this new unit is used for the rinse cycle, The Record Doctor X is used for the drying cycle. Works great.

Solid construction. Surprisingly well made for the price. My husband had no trouble setting this machine up and we are pleased with the results. He’s done over 30 records. It was shipped to us without the power adapter but customer service had one sent from china. It took only about 10 days to request and receive the part. It was easy to contact company online to resolve the issue.

Great for cleaning Vinyl!! Does a fantastic job!

I have cleaned close to 350 records so far with excellent results. Some of them had been recently cleaned using a manual device, but the VEVOR removed even more grit. The set-up instructions for the cleaner are good (with photographs of each step), but there is no mention of the drying rack or how to assemble it. The instructions could also benefit from recommendations on temperature and cleaning-time settings for records. I had to get information about those things from YouTube videos.

With no automation but yielding spectacular results this item is a bargain for the long time collector or used disk shopper. I use Tergital in this and my 40 year old records largely sound new again. The ammount of guck which comes out of the grooves and collects in the bottom of the unit is amazing to me, as a collector who damp brushes before every play. I had to refresh the seal between the tub and casing with hot melt glue, as the origonal stuff cracked and was falling out ( no big deal considering hundreds of hours of operation - but still). The only dissapointmrent to me was the unavailability of a proper basket to clean items other than disks.

This guy does a great job! It comes with a 24v power supply for the record motor, and some reviews have suggested replacing it with a 12v power supply to slow it down. I would recommend even going further. I found an old 8v power supply lying around with the same barrel size, and I think the speed is perfect. I'm actually able to get 9 records on this thing with the discs included. I use distilled water, some 91% alcohol, and about a dozen drops of surfactant that I got from my local camera store. They use the stuff in the photo developing process. This machine was supposed to replace a spin doctor that I had previously... you know that yellow thing that you manually spin your records in. That contraption did a pretty good job, but I realized quickly that if you use that guy very briefly before you put your records in the VEVOR it helps tremendously. Think of it as a pre-rinse. Anyway. Highly recommended. Have fun.