Haier HU335W Ultrasonic Cleaner

My wife had to have this gadget, so I ordered it from Amazon. She used it a couple of times before giving up on it as a lost cause. Now it sits in the bottom of her bathroom vanity cabinet. Interestingly other folks say it works great for softening gunk before they scrubbed the gunk off with a toothbrush. I think this is the result of soaking, not this device's cleaning abilities. Pass on this, and buy a cheap electric toothbrush instead.

This is very simple and easy to use. It is advisable to use hot water for ultrasonic cleaners (around 150F). You may need to add a little soap or ammonia to make it work best. Water alone is not sufficient.

- It does work, but don't expect it to work like the professional jeweler uses
- Big enough to hold eye glasses
- Not an eyesore, it actually looks nice. It has a soothing blue LED light inside.
- It comes with a plastic rack for easy removal of your jewelries
- At 35W, it consumes less energy than a light bulb
- Very affordable

Rooms for improvement:
- The 3-minute cycle is not enough. An adjustable timer would be nice.

I am glad to get this jewelry cleaner for $29.99 with Prime 2 days free shipping. A great deal...now I clean my wedding band and engagement ring everyday due to my work, I always have to touch food and grease easily made the rings dirty. I also clean my husband's ring and sunglasses. Add 2 drops of hand soap, it helps!!! That's great now I can keep my rings shinny like new!!! :)

I guess this is OK but I bought it for cleaning dentures. Then my dentist told me not to use it. So I have it around for cleaning other things. I did clean some really old (1000 years) coins in it and it did a decent job.

its cool how you can clean all kinds of little thing with just water, works well on glasses