The VEVOR 15L Ultrasonic Cleaner with Digital Timer & Heater is an absolute game-changer for anyone who needs sparkling clean results with minimal effort. Whether it's jewelry or carburetors, this professional-grade ultrasonic cleaner gets the job done flawlessly. What I love most about this cleaner is its ease of use. The digital timer and heater function make it incredibly simple to set the perfect cleaning parameters for different items. With just a few button presses, you can customize the cleaning process to suit your needs. The 15-liter capacity is generous, allowing you to clean multiple items at once, saving both time and effort. I've used it for cleaning intricate jewelry pieces as well as greasy carburetors, and the results have been consistently impressive. If you're tired of spending hours scrubbing and soaking items to get them clean, the VEVOR Ultrasonic Cleaner is the solution you've been looking for. It's efficient, effective, and a must-have addition to any household or workshop.

I don't usually write reviews but on this product I feel one is warranted. I am a dyi home machinist, metal fabrication, welding, and automobile enthusiast. It seems like I am always trying to clean grease, oil, dirt, rust, or mill scale off of something. I was aware of ultrasonic cleaners but because of bad reviews I have never gotten one. Most of them are generic and don't even have a company name on them. The complaints were all the same. Very slow to heat up, if at all, and didn't clean very well. They all look the same except for Vevor. They put their name proudly displayed. Almost all the reviews on the Vevor were positive so I ordered a 15 liter model. I also ordered some Simple Green Pro HD concentrate mostly because it is supposed to be friendly to aluminum while the regular is not. It also said it could be used in Ultasonic Cleaners. It arrived much sooner that what the projected delivery date given when I placed the order. It was packaged very well and there was no damage. I was in the process of fabricating a project using hot rolled steel flat bar and square tubing. Hot rolled steel needs to have the mill scale removed before it can be tig welded and powder coated. Grinding or blasting it off takes a lot of time and grinding discs are expensive. I gave up using that process when I learned that a good overnight soaking in white vinegar will loosen the mill scale and any rust but you then need to rinse the pieces off in water and a little scrubbing with a Scotch Bright pad. It's a little messy but it works very well. I had my parts soaking in vinegar when the ultrasonic clearer arrived. I was originally going to rinse and scrub them as usual but then I wondered if the cleaner would remove the left over residue so into the cleaner they went with 3 gallons of tap water and 3 cups of the Simple Green. I set the temperature at 55c and the timer at 30 minutes. It actually heated up pretty quickly and a placed an electronic thermometer in to see if it would actually heat up to the set temperature. After a few minutes it not only reached 55c and shut the heater off but it continued to heat to 57c which I verified on the thermometer. After 30 minutes it turned off and I pulled out the parts. I had a big smile on my face because the mill scale and rust were completely gone and the metal was spotless ready for welding after a quick rinse. I went from hours cleaning scale, rust, and oil from metal parts to doing nothing. Welded them up and another bath in the cleaner which removed everything from the welding and then powder coating which turned out flawless. Next up some greasy, oily 30 year old vise grips which I now use as a clamp for welding and grinding. There was so much build up of crud in the adjusting screw I could hardly turn it. Put a couple of other messy pliers in the cleaner also and set for 20 minutes. Times up, took them out they were all spotless and the adjuster on the vise grips turns like it did when they were new. I can't say anything about the unnamed brand of cleaners but the Vevor worked beyond any expectations I had. If you do metal fabrication and are tired of cleaning smaller parts before welding I highly recommend trying this clearer. You can pretty much put anything you want in as a cleaner. On You Tube I saw some guys even use gasoline. I won't be trying that. I also saw one guy who puts the white vinegar in the machine. I'm going to try that next to see if I can reduce an overnight soaking down to just putting the metal in the cleaner with vinegar.

This is a decent ultrasonic bath and does what it is advertised to do except for the actual size. It is advertised as a 3 liter bath when in actuality it is MUCH less. If filled to the absolute top of the tub it holds less than the 3L and the effective bath size when filled to its "max" value is actually 1.6 liters. It will work well for small items, but keep in mind you are NOT working with a 3 liter bath. Actual size of the bath at max level is 3.25"D X 5"W X 9"L. Using the included cage gives an actual working bath of 2.75"D X 4.5"W X 8.5"L. I am adding this information for anyone actually interested in the working size you will get. I was unable to find this information anywhere and their support was less than forthcoming on true facts. One other thing to consider if/when you purchase this is if you are cleaning very small objects, you will also need to get a cage to hold those very small items since the included basket is a pretty open mesh. It has great handles, but not good for containing very small items. Just a thought. One other thing I hear many complaining about the noise level: you are working with an ultrasonic cleaner which by its very nature is noisy. If you are looking for a quiet, unobtrusive cleaner, look elsewhere. Every ultrasonic cleaner I've seen is noisy like this one.

I got mine yesterday, 07/25/2023, and it works fine. I bought it to clean my bike chain only because I used to use Kerosene to do it and it smells bad and it is toxic so I decided to try an ultrasonic machine to eliminate that kerosine of my chain cleaning equation. It works fine. Chain comes out clean enough for me. It is not intuitive to use, example: there are TWO on/off buttons on the front panel, why?????? I pressed one only and it did not started, then I pressed both and it started!!!! Why two on/off buttons????? I used the machined 4 times because if you use the basket that is included, it does not do a good job. Just don't used that basket. Put your stuff in the machine without the basket ant it will do a good job cleaning it. Max temperature is 80 degrees Celsius only. I needed more than that. I needed at least something close to 100 degrees Celsius and that is why I had to used the machine 4 times to get that chain clean enough. I wax my chain and very hot water is needed to melt the old wax mixed with dirt from past rides. Just set it up to 15 minutes and 80 degrees Celsius and used it twice to get a good cleaning of the chain (put hot water from the tap inside it to begin with), it helps a lot). Otherwise, it works great! I hope it does not stop working suddenly as it happened to some people who reported it. I will let you know if its happens. In a nutshell, It works great, not awesome cleaning, but good enough! For the price I paid, it is a good deal. To finalize I would recommend you to read the instructions carefully because it tells you what NOT to do in order to NOT break it yourself. You can not drain the water immediately after it is finished cleaning for example, you can not turn it on and put water after it and so on... Just don't do what they tell you not to and the machine will last I think... Thanks and have a nice day!

I had been wanting an ultrasonic cleaner for a while. I picked up one while it was on sale and I am glad I did. This thing is fantastic at cleaning carbs and the other various motorcycle parts that I have thrown at it.

Third edit: unit failed. Would not power up. Contacted Vevor and sent required photos and video. Vevor sent me a replacement. Took a little while to get it, but the replacement works perfectly!!! Changed rating to 5 stars. 2nd edit: Somehow the plug becomes loose when its run for two 30 minute cycles. Maybe the vibrations causes this?? Returned to Amazon. Edit: Contacted Customer service at Vevor. Said to send a video of the problem. Mind you I had to decipher the Chinese English. AsI plugged the unit in, it beeped. Found out the prong on the Cleaner is loose. I am using the unit as I type. If anything changes, I'll update my review. So far its doi g a good job on my sockets. First impressions was that it was well built on the exterior. Filled unit with simple green and water. I couldn't get it above 60 degrees. I put a bunch of sockets that needed cleaning. I turned on the unit for 30 minutes. Somewhere between 25 to 30 minutes it died. No lights no response from the rear switch. Sending it back. On the plus side the sockets came out clean inside and out.

This ultrasonic cleaner would be 100% perfect if it weren't so noisy. The stainless outer casing is elegant and it has a warming feature which helps it clean stuff better and if it just had a bit of insulation to stop the noise it would be the very top of my list. If you don't have to be in the same room when it's working then you will have nothing to complain about every reason to be satisfied with its operation.

Vevor is a great company that makes affordable, reliable, and quality tools. I have a few things from them and am always super impressed with the quality for the price point. Very easy to use. Super quiet for how good it works.

Very Very loud but you get what you pay for it cleans well it heats well it's just Very Very loud and an obnoxious loud

I use this cleaner for 3d prints and it works amazing. All the prints end up super clean and the heating function causes the supports to fall right off the bone.