Magnasonic Professional Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner Machine for Cleaning Eyeglasses, Watches, Rings, Necklaces, Coins, Razors, Combs, Tools, Parts, Instruments (CD2800)
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Features
- Cleans dirty jewelry, eyeglasses, watches, utensils and more in minutes using only tap water (does not remove tarnish)
- 42,000 cycle ultrasonic energy wave creates millions of microscopic cleansing bubbles that attack and remove even the most stubborn blemishes for a powerful yet gentle clean
- 3 minute cleaning cycle and auto shut-off makes operation as simple as pressing the ''ON'' button. Quiet operation and solid state circuitry ensure a consistent clean every time
- With a generous 20 oz (600 ml) stainless steel cleaning tank; both small and large jewelry alike can be fully submerged and thoroughly cleaned using just tap water. Add detergent for enhanced cleaning
- Professional cleaning results every time make this jewelry cleaner great for commercial or home use
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 5.51 x 4.92 x 7.87 inches; 1.71 Pounds
Item model number : FBA_CD2800
Department : unisex
Date First Available : October 29, 2009
Manufacturer : Magnasonic
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #16,116 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #39 in Lab Ultrasonic Cleaners
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Works great and easy to clean!
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025 by Kim T.
Cleans to perfection
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025 by Debbie Wooten
I bought this machine at least ten years ago and it just crapped out today! Well, that's a pretty good track record so I'm going to order another one right away. Nice machine!
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by Gayle
I own several pieces of jewelry, ranging from bracelets to rings, along with a few necklaces for variety. While I swap most pieces out depending upon the occasion, I wear three rings, two bracelets, and one necklace every day. The necklace is a sterling silver dragon holding an orb, a charm that is handmade and was given to me 23 years ago. And yes, during that time span I have worn this necklace nearly constantly, so you can likely imagine the buildup on it (note: I have cleaned it with jeweler’s cloths and gels, but it’s a pain in the posterior). Construction As others have mentioned in their reviews, the Magnasonic® Jewelry Cleaner (MJC for short) has a stainless steel tub that holds the cleaning liquid that is not removable. While some may consider this a flaw, the unit is relatively small and it is not that difficult to drain. To be blunt, if this aspect of the design is such a huge inconvenience, you need to stop being lazy and look at the fact that the MJC works well. This point aside, included with the unit are a plastic basket to hold your jewelry/silverware/nibs & etc., as well as a curved plastic platform that rests inside of the aforementioned basket. As demonstrated in the product images, this “hump” is meant to allow a watch or other piece of curves jewelry to rest properly within the cleaning liquid. This aspect of the design does give me one complaint: I wish that there was a handle or some type of tool that made it easier to remove the basket when you are finished with the cleaning cycle. The basket slides into the stainless steel basin and is a nearly-flush fit, and while the basket doesn’t become “stuck”, it would be nice if I didn’t have to finagle it out of the unit. Overall the MJC is a compact unit that is easy to store due to the cleaning basket and watch rest fitting inside of the cleaner when it is not in use. The Jewelry Cleaner also has two buttons on the rim of the lid (On and Off, respectively), and a blue light will turn on to let you know when the 3-minute cleaning cycle is finished. The unit’s clear lid is also illuminated while cleaning so that you can watch your watch (hehe) as the MJC works its magic. But, Does It Work? Yes! I admit that I was skeptical at first. After all, how could plain water clean my jewelry, glasses, and the various other items that Magnasonic® claims this unit will scrub for you? Especially considering that aside from some very tiny bubbles, there doesn’t seem to be much happening as you watch the cleaning cycle through the plastic viewing lid. While it doesn’t specify it as being necessary, I used distilled water in the cleaner along with four droplets of Dawn dish soap. I didn’t swish the water around, either, allowing the soap to dissolve into the liquid. The first item to go in was my glasses. After three minutes of buzzing I removed them, rinsed the residual soap off of the lenses, and dried them with a lint-free paper towel. The result? Gunk floating in the water and glasses so clean that you would swear that I just picked them up from the store today! Next up: this colorful bracelet along with my beloved dragon necklace. I dropped the basket into the same liquid that I used for my glasses, hit the “On” button, and three buzzerific minutes later I lifted the basket out of the solution and dried my jewelry. The result? Shiny gemstones, cleaned gold, and one very shiny silver dragon and orb. In addition to looking great, the gems on the bracelet also felt clean; dirt and skin oils were gone, along with fingerprints! The soap water in the cleaner showed the evidence of all that was removed during the mere three-minute cleaning cycle: oils, dirt, and even pet hair were floating in the solution. If anything, I never realized how gross jewelry can become with daily wear! In the End If you are looking for a jewelry cleaner that does not require you to dedicate time to rubbing pieces with a cloth or using a messy gel, the Magnasonic® Jewelry Cleaner is a must-have. Each cleaning cycle takes a mere 3 minutes, with the results of the cleaning process left floating in the water. Sure, you have to tip the entire unit over a sink to empty the liquid, but the convenient size of the MJC makes this a relatively easy task. Throw in the fact that you can store the accessories within the unit, and you have an economic sonic cleaner that can be used for a huge variety of items, including pen nibs, silverware, jewelry, waterproof watches, and more. So sit back and allow the buzz to play as your jewelry will come out clean, shiny, and as beautiful as the day that you bought it!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015 by Stacy L
Now, I do not know how long this thing will last. I really do not. I owned it for a short time. This was a gift to my brother's wife who owns glasses. I figured that she could use something like it, since I have glasses and I hate cleaning it. Well, when you clean it with the wipes, it only spread the "gunk" into the crevice around the lens. Then you have the nose area getting full of oils which will dry up and look bad over time. Well, I didn't wear the glasses I had for years and then I tried wiping the nose area, the nose piece broke. So, I wore it anyways for certain things to see in perfect HD vision (lol). Well, my nose oils would just go on the metal. Anyways, long stupid story short, my glasses were extremely gross, regardless whether I clean them with anything or not. I bought this for her because it would take care of that issue AND since, she has jewelry, it can help aid with that too. I used my glasses in this along with my expensive ~$200 sunglasses made of real glass lens to test this thing with. I tried without any solution with my glasses. Well, oil doesn't get removed by vibration, but I see that it helped with certain things. I used a solution and wow. The first 3 mins removed pretty much everything. I put it in again for 3 mins because, it doesn't take long and,,,, why not? Anyways, after those two, my glasses appeared new and I removed the nose piece of the one that was still there, it looked new too. It was shocking. Brand new looking and no sign of being worn, except for the scratch I made many years ago. (I don't wear glasses) Then I used it on my sunglasss and it was perfect looking, no damage at all. The screws did not get loose either. I do not know how it'll do with jewelry, but she will tell me. I did this as a test to see if it was worth getting. If it didn't clean my glasses, I would probably have not given it to her since I hate giving junk as a gift. After using this, I kinda want to buy myself one too. But, I think I'll just borrow hers when I go there. Is it worth the money I spent on this? I believe so. I also believe that it'll clean the dirt from your rings with ease. And if you have it oily, you might want some solution on it. I actually bought this product, I didn't get it for free for an "honest review"
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2016 by Teh King