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4. For home owned and rental machines recommended use is 2.3 fl. oz. of RESOLVE Carpet Cleaning Machine Formula Concentrate fluid per gallon of hot tap water. Note: the water chamber in many leading machines holds one gallon of water.

The Spartan Model 81 Drain Cleaning Machine brings the power, efficiency, and versatility you could ever need to just about any medium-duty drain clog removal job you have. With the Model 81, you get a compact and lightweight machine that gets you into 1-1/4" to 2" pipes with lines up to 50'. An air operated foot switch and ability to operate at horizontal as well as vertical positions make the Model 81 one of the most versatile pipe line cleaning machines you can have.

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If anyone has been reading my posts on my L&R watch cleaning machine will know that the dam thing broke and it now needs a new or re-wired basket motor. The dilemma I have is do I have this machine re-furbished or do I go back to using ultrasonic cleaners. I used a ultrasonic cleaner for years with a water based cleaner and it was really good for clocks.

I have limited funds so what way I jump has got to be for the longish term. I looked at Cousins and the cheapest cleaner is 7k which is right out of my price range. In your opinion do the dedicated watch cleaning machines clean better than the ultrasonic or is just these machines are easier to use when cleaning several watches.

I think if you're a fully professional watch repairer, doing a fair number of watches on a regular basis, then it might make sense to aspire to a dedicated watch cleaning machine. If less than that standard, then perhaps a second thought about that... If you bought a Cousins machine (for example), would that 7k get recouped in any way - or would you have a very expensive hobby!

All you need is one ultrasonic cleaner. Put water in the machine and have separate jars with your preferred solutions in them. All you have to do is place the jars into the water and the vibrations will penetrate the glass and clean the parts.

I don't have any experience with the Elma or similar, but I simply use an ultrasonic jewelry machine as in a previous post. I fill it with water and have beakers with the solutions that go one or two at a time -- depending -- in the water. I don't think this is good for volume unless buying 2 or 3 of this $32 machines. I'll illustrate later with pictures.

Note: if using 100 ml beakers you could use 2 at a time in one machine but less cleaning baskets and no big basket (for easy handling). Therefore the 3 machine idea. Notice that 3 x $32 = $96 way under any other system.

What is important is the pre cleaning and post cleaning process. I'm very picky so I peg all the jewels before cleaning and brush with a rust bursh (fiberglass) if necessary since I'm also inspecting the parts. Only then I clean them. After cleaning and inspecting again, I blow dry by hand and "apply" rodico. Evidently, this method is very effective but not practical for volume (slow). I only have one ultrasonic cleaner, maybe with 2 or 3 dedicated for: cleaning, first rinse and final rinse the process can be sped up...One thing is for sure, my system is easy on the pocket.

Having 3 sets like the outlined above allows for cleaning and both rinsing cycles at once. The most expensive items: Bergeon cleaning baskets #4734 and #4735 $33 and $35 respectively and really nice). Alternatively, the indian/chinese/whatever made baskets are about $5 to $8 ea.

If I stick with the ultrasonic method I will purchase a new machine that has a sweep action for the clean and use my other machine for the rinse. However the drying will still be an issue in the time it takes and if not dried (which has happened) completely can cause other issues.

After mine started playing up I decided to get a manual machine (non ultrasonic) to see the difference. And to be fair I picked up a really good, clean Elma super elite off eBay for next to nothing (40) and I love it.

The Maytag MVWC465HW washing machine has been replaced with a similar model, the Maytag MVW4505MW, and is no longer in production. The MVW4505MW is largely the same as the MVWC465HW, but it has a slightly larger capacity than its predecessor and two additional rinse cycles. The Maytag MEDC465HW dryer has also been replaced with a similar model, the Maytag MED4500MW, which is the same size as the MEDC465HW, but includes new features like a Wrinkle Prevent phase. We plan to test both soon.

The spraying action from the TurboWash 360 feature seems to allow this model to remove stains faster and to rinse clothes faster and more thoroughly than front-loaders usually do. Plus, if you need to see a lot of water moving around the washer to feel like the machine is actually working, the spraying might give you that visual satisfaction that most front-loaders are missing.

If you want a great washing machine for the best possible price, you might consider buying the cheapest front-loader that you can find. One of these will almost always outperform similarly priced top-loaders, and the predicted reliability should be about the same. Prices have often dropped to the $600 to $800 range in the past, but industry-wide price increases, present economic conditions, and supply-chain issues mean prices are likely to stay at the top of that range or go up further.

Most washer brands recommend running a drum cleaning once a month, or every 30 to 40 loads. Really, though, two or three times a year should be enough preventive maintenance for most washers. Plan to run a few more than that if you run a lot of loads, use lots of detergent and fabric softener, or have a humid laundry room.

We plan to test the Maytag MVW4505MW washing machine, which has replaced our budget pick, the Maytag MVWC465HW, which is no longer in production. The MVW4505MW is largely the same machine as the MVWC465HW, but it has a slightly larger capacity and two additional rinse cycles. We also plan to test the Maytag MED4500MW dryer, which replaced our budget pick, the Maytag MEDC465HW. The MED4500MW is the same size as its predecessor, but includes new features like a Wrinkle Prevent phase.

The precise frequency required to produce the optimal level of cavitation depends on the amount of water in the device and the size/material of the oral appliance. Fortunately the Dental pod has a built in dynamic feedback feature that will analyse the contents and adjust to the optimal frequency for ultrasonic cavitation cleaning.

Ultrasonic cleaners have been utilised in the clinical dental setting for over 70 years. Here at Zima dental we have harnessed the most trusted and advanced ultrasonic technology and engineered it for specific use within the dental appliance cleaning process.

Not at all, the ultrasonic cleaning method is completely non-abrasive. It creates millions of micro bubbles which softly but thoroughly clean the entire surface of the appliance causing no damage. The Dental pod is designed to safely clean all kinds of materials from metal to aligner plastic.

The Smart Care 20-inch TRIO System from Whittaker is the most productive way to clean carpet in large-sized facilities with fewer obstructed areas. The machine includes three counter-rotating brushes for maximum mechanical action and soil removal to leave carpet looking clean. The machine is paired with CRYSTAL Chemistry for interim cleaning, deep cleaning and spot and stain removal.

The Betco GeneSys 15 is the next generation cleaning system. Even more exciting is the availability of optional cleaning tools that allow the closed loop cleaning system to be used on carpet, upholstery, vertical surfaces, and many other hard to clean areas. The cleaning tools create 4 machines in ONE! Experience the next generation in small area cleaning, Betco GeneSys 15.

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