Hanience Ultrasonic Cleaner, 500ml Jewellery Cleaner
Hanience Ultrasonic Cleaner, 500ml Jewellery Cleaner 45000Hz, Professional Ultrasonic Jewellery Cleaner with Basket and 10 Digital Timer, for Cleaning Jewellery Rings Glasses Watches Denture
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| Weight: | 830 g |
| Dimensions: | 18 x 9 x 10 cm; 830 Grams |
| Model: | MK-183 |
| Part: | Hanience-1 |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Hanience |
| Dimensions: | 18 x 9 x 10 cm; 830 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
I didn’t have high expectations, I bought it to test it, but I was surprised that it really worked and has left my jewellery Looking like new and very bright..I recommend!
ADD A SQUIRT OF WASHING UP LIQUID for it to work fully. Also change the water each time for best cleaning.
Works well on a lot of stuff. Cleans our jewellery, watches, dentures, piercing clamps, glasses ect.
It also has a degas button!
Good for the money, small and easily portable but a little noisy. Not super loud though.
For a larger dirt buildup use it two or three times with rising plus new water & soap inbetween but for less dirty stuff one go is fine.
We cleaned all of our watches and jewellery ! Took 4 mins ! Easy to use and very very effective at cleaning, everything looks brand new ! Brilliant value for money ! And fast delivery 🙂
You can see the difference between the first pic with the ring and the second one. I was actually amazed at how much of a difference made for my ring as I never saw it cleaned before . In real life it 3x better!!
Honestly did not expect this to be as good as it is! I’ve cleaned tools from my personal nail kit, earrings and bracelets! I’ve got my eye on rings to clean next
I’ve been looking into getting one of these for the longest time and finally settled on this one… I was extremely skeptical but you can literally see the dirt dance off! This is an ACTUAL ultrasonic cleaner, not just a cheap vibrating box! (yes I stuck my finger in the water and yes! You can feel it!)
I used warm water and a few drops of dish soap on all my items, some items needed more than one cycle, however the results speak for themselves! Definitely worth the money and IF it ever dies on me, I can pretty much guarantee I’ll be buying another one the exact same due to how well it actually works!
On my way to grab my jewellery box now ..
Very happy with this jewellery cleaner, diamonds sparkled like new and precious metals had a fantastic shine to them – our watches also came up bright and shiny. I would highly recommend this product.
The machine has a good look so you can easily place it anywhere in the room.
As a TDLR, this is a good device, that works well in the expected use cases, and is cetainly better than my previous rotring device, which was good whilst it worked.
The main negatives with this device is it’s lid is a bit flimsy, and its very plasticy, and I do not assume that it will remain in one peice as long as the rotring device which was fully metal. The display I think was lifted from another model, and some of its indicators may be confusing, as they represented different functions on that other model. The manual does explain, but I do not like that I had to read the manual – which in itself is very sparse – to have to understand it. This is not a complex device, and I shoudl not have had to read the manual, but I did.
Detailed uses, dos and donts.
I have cleaned some of my wifes jewellry, some vape coils, my watch strap (not watch itself), and some coins. the only specific negative
All the jewelry that are made from a solid alloy of metal and used “hard” stones (real hard gems, or glass, or similar) fixed securely are cleaned to a good shine in between 3 and 6 minuites, with grime effectively losened. Sometimes we needed to lightly rise of some loosened grime (expected) or just run over it with a brush, but its effective, and actually better perfroming than my rotring one.
Metals with a poor and thin coating, especially where its already starting to flake, will find the coating can get further stripped. These items shoudl nto be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner anyway, as the cavitation further damage already damaged or flaking coatings. this happened to some of my wifes cheaper jewlry and to my old spectacles.
Corroded metals, whilst the ultrasonic waves may dislodge some corrosion (a brush may need to be used afterwards) this can actually make things worse, as you may be left with pitting where the corrosion was. Also in coated items, the corrosion may expose more of the base metal and expetite further corrosion. This is especially true where the “corrosion” is part of the protection (such as glavanised metals). Heavily corroded stuff may even break apart.
Vape coils thmselves may actually get cleaned out giving a bit more life, but Ultrasound does not do much to cleaning the cotton wick.
Jewelry that used soft, or plastic stones were very much mixed, some did appear cleaner, wilst others appeared “dull” due to the cavitation process. This is expected, and the manual warns about use of soft materials. sometimes it is possible to polish out the dullness with a microfibre cloth, but sometimes its not possible. The more scratched and damaged the surface before cleaning, the more duller the final result. Again this is expected, as its not designed to clean this sort of “pseudo” gem on some cheaper costume jewelry.
Things NOT to do
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Never use flamable liquids (solvents etc) or clean flamable items (containing easily flamable solvents/gases). The cavitation process can cause it to ignite in some cases.
Never imerse a watch’s body (especially smart watches), even if it is waterproof. Only immerse the strap. The watch holder provided with the device does if used correctly keep the watch body out of the water, use it as designed. Ultra sound can damage Accellerometers, Electronic Gyroscopes, and other seonsors used in smart watches. Even batteries, speakers, and mics can be damaged too. Even if you have a purely mechanical watch, some delicate parts may get damaged.