I was contacted by the seller to ask me to write a review given the current global economic conditions.To my recollection, it arrived on time (early July 2020 in Canada) which is certainly something I can't say about most of my other orders the last few months. So that was a nice win.I use it to clean 3d printed resin parts after they complete, so I've filled the product with water, ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, methanol, and various household cleaners. Additionally, the 3d printed resin parts can often contain a fair amount of uncured resin, so I'd consider it having been exposed to that too. It always did a good job cleaning and saved me from needless interaction with (lightly) toxic parts.Thankfully, given all I've put it through, it's also easy to clean and sturdy enough (solid construction) for a good scrub down with equally various cleaning agents.To touch on its build quality, it feels like an industrial tool, heavy, solid, not a lot of flex. A few other cleaners of similar price sort of look like they came out of a doll house and don't appear sturdy. I'm fairly clumsy, so having a stronger machine is nice.The unit itself is operated with a timer, so you specify the amount of time you want to run it for. It came with a "full size" cage basket (to hold things when submerged) as well as a small tea-like spherical cage for smaller things. Though I've used it plenty without either cages. The unit also warms up the tank up a bit, which is something I wasn't expecting (and I can't recall if it's an advertised feature). Might be something to consider if you are using it in conjunction with very volatile substances. Related, the lid it comes with is more of just a metal cover, doesn't seal.My only issue with it, and it's certainly my fault, is it's smaller than I expected. The volume it contains (0.8L) is listed clearly, but had I tried to estimate its dimensions I probably would have gotten a larger model. Presently I just put my objects in one end at a time!
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