InvisiClean Professional Ultrasonic Cleaning System for Optimal Sanitation

Rick Rickoff: I bought this to replace an ultrasonic cleaner that I lost to a fire. I actually use it to clean my harmonicas on a frequent, rotational basis, and it works great.

United States on Dec 08, 2023

Melissa Ann Foster: Bought this for my husband, he was out of town working and the water must have been bad there because his necklaces looked super tarnished. Ran them through this a couple times and all was clean. I like how you can put your eye glasses in there. Cleans them right up.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Elise AngleterreElise Angleterre: This unit is much nicer than the one at my local jewelry store and I didn’t have to drive to get my rings cleaned. I considered what I hoped were the most important qualities before ordering, thought I needed fully removable cover, detachable cord, largest basin and smallest footprint, deepest well. Very happy I did! This rectangular, white ultrasonic cleaner really meets all my criteria. Easily stores in minimal cabinet space, looks pretty on the counter, holds a lot of stuff for cleaning. So far I’ve cleaned: tooth brushes (manual and heads for electric toothbrush), multi-blade razor blades and handles, coins, rings, bracelets, intricate chains and necklaces (no pearls), silverware from Goodwill hauls (still required silver polish), inexpensive readers from drugstore (hubby was surprised how clean they were!), and those tiny salt shakers for fancy dining! I fill the basket, lower it into the machine, add water to cover items while keeping below max water level line, add a few drops of Dawn in the water, set timer and off we go! It’s fun to watch the tiny bubbles agitate the water and see the fog of dirt as it’s lifted away. I put the cover on to be sure nothing escapes...

United States on Feb 27, 2020

Roark: I needed a small ultrasonic unit to replace a 25-year old unit that finally failed. Some of the quality of the other units looked questionable but this one seemed to have good reviews. So I tried it, and I'm glad I did. It works VERY well. The intended use is for cleaning PC boards, but when it came in I just wanted to play with it so filled it with warm tap water and a little squirt of Dawn dish deterent. In went my glasses. 10 minutes later, they came out really clean. The skin oil on the nose pads had turned them slightly yellow. I figured the oils were "into the plastic". Nope. When the glasses came out the nose pads were clear. Amazing.

On PC boards, it's awesome. I use a little Alconox detergent (google it) in distilled water and the boards come out absolutely free of any rosin flux or residue of any kind. Very impressive! Those dual 42Khz transducers work a treat.

I strongly recommend this product. The fit and finish is excellent. Someone cared about this product during the design stage and it shows. 5 stars!

United States on Nov 23, 2019

mrdarikmrdarik: The media could not be loaded.  I'm amazed. Ultrasonic Cleaning really works! I have been using this extensively for 1 week since I had A LOT to clean.

My primary purpose for this is GUN PARTS CLEANING (I didn't see many reviews regarding this type of parts cleaning)! It works amazing with Lucas Bore Solvent + Ultrasonic Cleaner. The unit also heats up to the point where the metal is almost too hot to handle, so the heating definitely works to help clean the parts. All you need to do after is give them a wipe down, or a slight scrub, or maybe another round in the cleaner depending on how dirty it originally was. I typically though try to wipe down or pre-clean the parts first, just to make the Lucas Bore Solvent last a bit longer and keep it cleaner for longer, but I definitely do not spend huge efforts or amount of time pre-cleaning, the ultra sonic cleaner will do the job! I have always had troubles cleaning between the rifling of the barrel of the pistols no matter what solutions I used, brushes, swabs, squeegees, etc, and I finally found the answer: Ultrasonic Cleaning!

The reason this gets 4 instead of 5 is because you cannot remove the metal basin to wash...

United States on Jun 22, 2018