wonderpuddle
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Standard mix of tsp to distilled water. 40 degrees celcius. The pinks and greens took 2 minutes. The whites were 4 minutes.
Still had some gunk caked into a few of the canes. But overall, very pleased.
Ultrasonic Chip Cleaning (9 Viewers)
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Standard mix of tsp to distilled water. 40 degrees celcius. The pinks and greens took 2 minutes. The whites were 4 minutes.
Still had some gunk caked into a few of the canes. But overall, very pleased.
Ok don't NEED one of these, but I want one now. This the one everyone is using? $64 shipped seem about right for best price on a 3L?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3L-Digital...646068&hash=item1c8db06c42:g:PRUAAOSw76hZiRtx
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3L-Digital...646068&hash=item1c8db06c42:g:PRUAAOSw76hZiRtx
Some of the most striking before and after shots - looks awesome!!!
wonderpuddle
Full House
Thanks. These chips were pretty dirty. They didn’t come out of the ultrasonic perfect but I’m really pleased with how clean they got.
Another 800+ through the cleaner today. Had to use the foyer because the multi-purpose room is still being renovated.
Brandon25
Sitting Out
That looks great. I’ve got a small set that I’m dreading cleaning. They’ve definitely been long overdue for cleaning. I’ll have to consider this for sure.
If it's less than 1000 chips, I think you'd be better off cleaning them by hand rather than investing in an ultrasonic, unless you've got other regular uses for the machine. Some alternatives might be to see if there's a member with an ultrasonic close by that you can borrow, or maybe a rent one somewhere. Even with very regular play, you will probably not feel the need to clean more than once a year. Many might not even need to clean more than once, period.
I figure there’s no way to destroy these things, but faux clay good to go ultrasonic?
Less than 1000? I’d say less than 500
100 chips takes me like 1.5 hours to do so in my mind spending $64 is worth it to save me almost 6 hours and keep the feeling in my fingers.
I saw one person in here used this one. Anyone else use the Harbor Freight cleaner?
I used one from amazon that looks exactly the same and I have had no problem, just smaller batches and replace the water often.
Your results looked great too. May just go run and pick that one up. How many chips at a time did you do?
Well here’s goes nothing. This is the right TSP stuff correct?
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This. Is. Awesome.
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Few barrels at a time, at most a rack, used a plastick spoon to move them around while they are being vibrated.
The Grand Vics cleaned up very well. Pics aren't doing justice. Not sure why, but when I upload the photos it dulls down the colors a ton. May have to bust out the camera after oiling.
The results from the Ultrasonic cleaner on my newly acquired Horseshoe Cincinnati chips are truly astonishing. This is the second "appliance" I have acquired as a result of this forum. Both have proven to be life changing.
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In fact, it is. My poker game will never be the same.....Is the 1st appliance a hot dog roller?
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I have the Ultrasonic, looks like I'm missing a roller now. But that's a whole other thread I need to go reread lol.
slurpeee
Two Pair
Haven't gotten a hot dog roller yet, but considering experimenting with tossing a couple of brats in the ultrasonic with the temp turned up
Is the ultrasonic a death sentence for hot stamps that look like this?
No, it should be fine. I've cleaned thousands. Though be careful which cleaner you use. Metasilicates are okay, but I've heard actual phosphates are not.
Ok awesome. Will take it slow on em at first. I’m using the phosphate free red devil
I use the same stuff with hot stamps in better and worse condition without issue. Though I tend to mill mine off so I may be a bad judge of quality...
Good to hear. As long as they are even somewhat visible I’m good with it. Only have a barrel or so that are worn at all anyways
Working magic on these hot stamps
WOW! In the ultrasonic? And no damage to the stamps? I need to know your EXACT process. Temp, time...everything.
i did the same thing. no damage to the hotstamp.
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