James Products Ultrasonic 7000S Jewellery, Spectacle, CD/DVD, Coins, Personal Care Cleaner With Extended Timer

Absolutely awesome little device. I purchased mine for cleaning various vaping hardware such as RDA's, RTA's, RDTA's and mainly for cleaning the small RBA's for tanks. It even allows you to reuse a good coil you've built by ultrasonic bathing first, then carefully dry burn your coils and gently brush away the debris and back into the bath for another cycle. Used coils have been coming out looking like I just coiled them. One capful of the specific concentrate from the same company and all of my vaping kit comes out shiny and bright. Rinse thoroughly and it's all good to go without the need for soaking in alcohols or scrubbing.The performance of this little device actually surprised me. I'd heard they were handy, but for your items to come out so clean from such short cleaning cycles is incredible. I wish I'd thought of one sooner as I Could have reused a lot more coils rather than throwing them away after one use. To be clear as well, I'm talking about DIY coils, not stock prebuilt coils!!! Would I buy another if I broke it? Definitely! Highly recommended.

Fantastic! Bought bits of silver cutlery to go with an art deco dinner set - most of which were for the demi tasse sized coffee part of the set on display - about 6 years ago. These had gone brown, one piece was almost black, and most definitely need cleaning.Purchased James Ultrasonic 7000s and tried it out.The almost-black item took 3 cycles and a fair amount of polishing with the tarnish cloth to clear it, but it worked. The rest of the items took 2 cycles.Now all items are clean and shiny.I will, of course, be doing them regularly now.Will be testing the James 7000S on my disabled friend's dentures soon. He stays at my place every weekend and due to left-side paralysis can't clean them properly himself and I'm hoping I'll be able to get them sparklingly clean for him. Will report back as to how it goes.Photos attached of the cutlery after cleaning. Sadly didn't think to take a 'before' shot, but please be assured that these silver items ranged from golden brown through brown to almost black before the ultrasonic clean.

Works well. Not too noisy. Have to put items in for a few cycles to get it really shiny plus a rub with cleaning cloth in between cycles. Seems to work best with the cleaning solution.

I actually bought this machine for make liposomal vitamin C. It appears to be ideal for that purpose, but there is no way I can tell if the liposomal process has actually worked. I just have to take the word of the experts who say that this is how to make it. As far as cleaning is concerned, my engagement diamond ring has not looked so good since I first bought it many moons ago. I did run it through the cleaner 9 minutes. I used only a small touch of washing up liquid as the cleaner. It's a compact machine, so doesn't take up a lot of space. Quiet and simple to operate. Would recommend it.

I bought this for cleaning jewellery and for small parts of my airbrush and for these tasks it's brilliant. I tested it out on a small metal cap off my airbrush paint cup that was heavy soiled with thick dried black paint and just put a couple of drops of washing up liquid in with the water. Turned the machine on for the standard 3 minute setting and was amazed as the paint started lifting away from the cap almost immediately!I then used the included watch stand which allows you to dip the metal strap whilst keeping the watch itself out of the water (I wouldn't risk putting the whole watch in even if it's claimed waterproof). Yet again a few years worth of grime lifted away from the metal and the strap came out literally gleaming.Whilst I won't get loads of use from this machine for £30 it's well worth having for the odd time you need it

Just when I thought I'd found the holy grail of cleaning devices, the James Products Ultrasonic 7000S swooped in and shattered all my hopes and dreams. 😔 Despite the fancy-schmancy features and claims, this glorified bubble bath is nothing more than an utter disappointment.Let's start with the "digital timer" that's supposed to make our lives easier. 🙄 In reality, it's about as user-friendly as a calculus textbook written in ancient Greek. Good luck trying to figure out how to set the darn thing without developing a migraine.And then there's the vaunted "large 750ml stainless steel tank." 😒 Sure, it's big enough to fit a few trinkets, but don't even think about cleaning anything larger than a thimble. Anything bigger, and you'll end up with a soggy, waterlogged mess that might as well have been dunked in the bathtub.But wait, it gets better! The "basket for smaller items" is so flimsy and poorly designed that it makes a colander look like a work of engineering genius. 😂 Trying to retrieve your precious belongings from that tangled web of wire is like playing a sadistic game of pick-up sticks.And let's not forget the "watch/earring stand" that's supposed to keep your valuables secure. 🤨 Unless your idea of security is precariously balancing your prized possessions on a tiny platform, ready to topple over at the slightest vibration.Now, I won't deny that this ultrasonic cleaner does produce some bubbles – after all, that's kind of its job. 🤷‍♂️ But the "incredible cleaning results" promised in the description? Yeah, not so much. Unless you consider a lackluster shine and a few specks of grime removed "incredible," in which case, congratulations! You've just won the disappointment lottery.In conclusion, the James Products Ultrasonic 7000S is a prime example of why you should never judge a book by its cover (or in this case, a cleaning device by its fancy features). 😑 Save your hard-earned cash and invest in a good old-fashioned toothbrush and elbow grease – at least those won't leave you feeling as utterly let down as this overpriced bubble machine. 💸