CE 6.5L Heated Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner For Large Quantity Jewelry Cleaning

6.5 Liter Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner For Large Quantity Jewelry Cleaning

What type of ultrasonic solution should I use for my jewelry cleaning? 

In the section above, we mentioned that you will need to use a cleaning solution for your ultrasonic cleaner, depending on the model. When choosing your cleaner, you have two ways to go about it:

1. Make your own cleaner

This is a simple and uncomplicated process. Just add one tablespoon of ammonia and some dishwashing liquid (as required) into the tank of your ultrasonic cleaner. Fill it with hot water and you’re ready for the cycle. Just ensure that you properly mix all ingredients together.

2. Buy a ready-made cleaning solution

You can buy a cleaning solution on the market that has been specially formulated to remove smudges and dirt from jewelry. These often don’t contain harsh chemicals that will adversely affect your jewelry. You can also find some solvents for specific purposes, such as removing silver tarnish.

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Three factors to consider for effective cleaning When You Use Whale Cleen sonic Ultrasonic Cleeaner:

To receive the most effective clean from your ultrasonic jewelry cleaner, there are three main factors that you must consider.

1. Time

Choosing how long your cleaning cycle should run for varies, depending on how dirty the item is. As a rule of thumb, a trial cycle typically runs from 2 to 10 minutes. Anything less and you will not receive the full benefits of the machine’s cleaning capabilities. In some cases you may need more than one cycle to thoroughly clean the items.

2. Temperature

While all ultrasonic jewelry cleaners work with tap water, using heated water is imperative for an enhanced cleaning process. In most cases, a temperature of 140 F is ideal, although some cleaning solvents may require a slightly higher temperature to work effectively.

3. Mass of load

By mass, we mean the shape and density of your load. If you put in a large dense mass of jewelry to be cleaned, you will not receive a thorough clean. A general rule of thumb is that the weight of the load should ideally be less than the weight of half the volume of water. If it is possible, consider dividing the load into two smaller loads rather than one large load. The more free-flowing the water round your items, the better the clean.