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

I'm not one for leaving a review, because I buy a product, it works, I'm happy. This device on the other hand, is remarkable. I was a DJ for many years and had a decent LP collection. Then a flood came through our neighborhood in 1997, hitting most of my collection. Hating to part with them, I put them in crates, moved them around for 29 years, never believing I could ever do anything with them again. Fast forward to 2026. I read reviews on these machines. You can pay as much as you want for one. I try this modestly priced model. Albums that were awful now look new again. This cannot fix scratches or surface imperfections, but for removing dirt and crud, holy moley! Even albums that don't LOOK dirty, drop stuff in the tank. It's crazy. Now, hundreds of albums that were damaged before cd writers and digitizing were a thing, get a chance to shine once again. Literally. If you wonder about this, stop and buy it. It takes a little getting used to and setting up, but once you do, it's like an assembly line. I do 5 at a time. I bought a voltage control for the spin motor, slowing the speed down. If you can do 12 volts or lower, that is better. 25 minutes at 29 degrees C. The rack is handy, but I also put a small dowel through the records so they stand up on their own better. Wipe off any bad surface dirt, 15 drops of Tergikleen per tank, and if you can, get a photo flow drying agent (2 cap full). There are other forums out there with other suggestions. This is what works for me and Vevor made it possible.

This is an amazing machine and a great value. I had tried so many different methods to clean my old records manually. Different solutions, brushes, a manual spin cleaner, all kinds of things but nothing really worked that well. It seemed like gunk was just being moved around or shoved further down into the grooves. Plus it was messy and kind of a pain innthe butt. I knew that the answer was probably either a vacuum or an ultrasonic system but they are SO expensive. Then I found out about the VEVOR and the reviews were good. The price honestly seemed too good to be true but it was low enough that I was willing to give it a try. I am SO GLAD that I did. This thing is well built out of stainless steel, and it works! I use an 80/20 mix of distilled water and 91% isopropyl alcohol with four drops of dish soap and the results are absolutely fantastic. So far I’ve cleaned somewhere around 50 records and the difference in sound quality is night and day. I use my old spin cleaner as a 100% distilled water rinse after the ultrasonic process and it has been great. Even got about ten records that used to skip to play through without any problems. The drain system is perfect, no mess, simple to use. I love this thing so far. It does make noise but it really isn’t that bad and its only for ten minutes at a time. My only complaint is that there are basically no instructions but it was pretty easy to figure out. I like to clean up to four records at a time but usually I do two. Haven’t tried six yet. Suggested improvement would be a switch to adjust or reduce the motor speed. I am frankly AMAZED that a machine of this quality that works this well is available at such a reasonable price.

Works great. Best value out there in this product line.

With apologies to the composers of "Sweet Lorraine": I just found joy, I'm as happy as a baby boy, with his brand new choo-choo toy, since I got my 6L Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaner! My LP's are primarily from the 60's and 70's with plenty of wear so I was skeptical this machine would help. WOW. With few exceptions they sound better than new. Even whisper quiet between cuts and improved fidelity, and that includes my original mono copy from 1964 of "Meet The Beatles". I use a cap full of vinyl cleaner, cleaned 6LP's at a time (temp 30 for 20 min.), changed water after 3 rounds, drip dry in the rack. It's set up in the basement to avoid the noise. It's not crazy loud, just annoying. For years I considered getting this and I'm sorry I wasted all that time. A comparatively inexpensive way to rehabilitate a vinyl collection. Get one.

Unit works great for cleaning records. Very well designed and made. Not as loud as the descriptions I read about the model below this one. It's a little loud to be right next to for very long, but a room away is fine. We have a bunch of Vevor products at my work, so I felt confident about buying this unit.

Je m’en sert pour nettoyer mes disques vinyles et cela fonctionne très bien. Les disques en ressortent très bien nettoyer, lustré , et l’amélioration sonore est vraiment perceptible. La vitesse du moteur est un peu rapide j’ai donc ajouté un module pour réduire la vitesse cela aide à obtenir un meilleur nettoyage. Je recommande cette appareil et je crois que cela ne vaut pas la peine de dépenser plusieurs centaines de dollars pour un modèle plus esthétique…

The design engineer knew what they were doing and quality is excellent.

Using to clean albums in my record collection. Works better than any cleaning method I've used before, including a much more expensive VPI cleaner. Tips: Set up the drying rack so that all four arms touch the LP. Easiest to do this is to tighten the middle arms, place an LP on them and them move the outside arms until they touch the LP and tighten everything up. The LPs should stand straight up (mostly). Get a voltage reducing adapter for the rotisserie motor and take it down to about 10 VDC to get 3 RPM instead of 7 RPM. Add some wetting agent like Tergitol to the distilled water and nothing else, no ISO alcohol, etc. Pre-clean the LPs with a brush or in the sink to get any crud off. The ultrasonic cleaning step is NOT for filthy records. This is to give them that final thorough wash and air dry before going in the sleeves. I use a vintage Dishwasher brush with 9 parts 91% ISO and 1 part distilled water to pre-clean. Dries quickly and gets dust and crud off the record. Because I don't put filthy records in the Vevor, I can easily clean 20-40 records from one 6L filling. My process: Fill with distilled water and add your chosen surfactant Set the temp to 30 C Run for 10 minutes to degas the solution, mix everything up and bring it up to temp Fill with 1-8 LPs and run for 15 minutes at 3 RPM (approximately 10 DCV) Repeat last step until you think the solution is too dirty to continue Dump solution and clean for storage Not only do they come out cleaner than any other method I've used, they also have NO static! My other processes are to brush the cleaned LP with a basic anti-static brush before playing and cleaning the stylus on a gel pad at the start of each listening session.

Used this only a handful of times for my old vinyl and it worked great! This is my second cleaner - the other one is dedicated to engine parts cleaning and that one is also awesome!

After seeing many YouTube videos about ultrasonic cleaning of vinyl LP’s particularly with the Vevor 6L and seeing a great price, I decided to give it a try. I have not been disappointed. Deciding what solution to use was the hardest problem. I decided on distilled water and a couple drops of Dawn dish soap with a clear water rinse. My records, which are 50-60 years old, cleaned really well and look new. Sound is improved a lot. The drying rack is a nice addition. Assembly was straightforward although no instructions were included. YouTube will help if you need. Never thought I’d wash my LP’s but I’m glad I did. A lot of guys complain about it being loud. It’s noisy but not real loud IMHO. Only negative so far is how long it takes to heat the water. Heater only operates when ultrasonic is on. I used 10 minutes for my cleaning and the temperature was up to my setting of 35°c, starting at room temperature. Well made, no sharp edges. A cutout in the lid would have been nice so you can put it on without taking the spinner arm off. I’d buy it again.