Sonic cleaning
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Sonic cleaning
As the topic says, my wife is a podiatrist and in her clinic she has an ultrasound cleaner so I thought can that help clean our equipment, now not wanting to buy one or use hers I experimented. I stripped the injector placed it in the cleaning cup with the solution, I then shook it hard and placed it near the car speaker with the sound turned up and held it there for 2 minutes. The sound waves really helped clean the injector when I took it out and dried it it came out nice and shiny, I used a quite a bit of bass to get the sonic waves traveling through the solution. I will carry on with the experiment and let you know what sounds work best.
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Re: Sonic cleaning
This is not a new system for fine cleaning. The company I used to work for bought a machine from Italy called a Looflirpa sonic cleaner. It worked well for a short while but the filters blocked and the replacement ones were very expensive. Pity, it was a good idea.
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Re: Sonic cleaning
A Tuning Fork works just as good creating sonic waves in the solution. Rinse afterward !

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Re: Sonic cleaning
Nice topic Graham
I always let my injector just sit in direct sunlight, after I completed my repair. It really helps quicken the cleaning process since the hardened resin is easy to peal off.

I always let my injector just sit in direct sunlight, after I completed my repair. It really helps quicken the cleaning process since the hardened resin is easy to peal off.
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Re: Sonic cleaning
I use a similar system but on a larger scale. I put my injectors (25) in a 55 gallon drum filled with a soapy water solution and put a jackhammer under the drum for about 20 minutes. The pieces that are left are always extremely clean. 

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I just started using my sonicare toothbrush for this and now my tools smell minty fresh!
I must admit though, it is a little harsh on the gums afterward.
I must admit though, it is a little harsh on the gums afterward.
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Re: Sonic cleaning
I coat my toothbrush with repair resin and brush my dentures before I put them in every morning. Works a lot better than fix-o-dent. Can't get past the taste, however. Here's an idea... cherry flavored resin.
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Screenman: If you hold your ears next to your speakers cranked to the max, does it clean our your earwax?
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Come on guys! If you looked at every April 1st post that Screenman has wrote...you would figure it out. He's just playing with you! I'm sure he's tipping a brew right now and laughing about the responses.puka pau wrote:Screenman: If you hold your ears next to your speakers cranked to the max, does it clean our your earwax?
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Do you not see the humor in our responses to Screenman? We get it......do you?DryStar wrote:Come on guys! If you looked at every April 1st post that Screenman has wrote...you would figure it out. He's just playing with you! I'm sure he's tipping a brew right now and laughing about the responses.puka pau wrote:Screenman: If you hold your ears next to your speakers cranked to the max, does it clean our your earwax?
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