Sold Vevor 6.L Ultrasonic Cleaner (1 Viewer)

Selling my Vevor model JPS-30A 6.L ultrasonic cleaner. It has been used three times. There are some drip stains (see pics) I have been unable to remove with soap and water and magic eraser. I'm sure there would be a way to clean them off but I gave up.

• Capacity: 6.5L
• Power: AC100-120 V
• Ultrasonic frequency: 40KHz
• Ultrasonic power: 180W
• Heating power: 300W

Will include a partial tub of Lundmark fake TSP.

$75.00 shipped CONUS. PP F&F, PayPal Goods (you pay fees), Venmo or Zelle.

 

[RichMahogany]

I’ll take it

 

[DoubleEagle]

Sale pending.

 

[Windwalker]

What is “fake tsp”?

 

[shorticus]

@Beakertwang too late but I just wanted to rub it in.

 

[Beakertwang]

Damn. Backup.

 

[Organista1]

What is “fake tsp”?

I believe the container says TSP but doesn’t actually contain Trisodium phosphate

 

[DoubleEagle]

wanted to rub it

What is “fake tsp”?

Not as nasty as the real stuff. Milder and not as toxic to handle.

 

[Schmendr1ck]

What is “fake tsp”?

The use of trisodium phosphate is highly discouraged (though not outright banned AFAIK) in the US because the phosphates get into bodies of water and cause algae blooms.

"Fake TSP" is typically a mix of sodium metasilicate and sodium sesquicarbonate that accomplishes the same result with no phosphates.

 

[RichMahogany]

These will work great on my old ASM chips!

J/k j/k Do have about 2200 chips that need a cleaning though

 

[joepro]

As per the label "*not actual tsp!"

 

[Schmendr1ck]

These will work great on my old ASM chips!

J/k j/k Do have about 2200 chips that need a cleaning though

Good purchase here. I bought the same exact model and used it for the first time last night on about two racks of Aztar $1s. Before and after:

 

[Barberp]

i have this model as well. does anyone know how to clean that TSP* (not real tsp) residue off the unit after use?

 

[mugenpowr]

try using a mix of vinegar and baking soda?

 

[Organista1]

i have this model as well. does anyone know how to clean that TSP* (not real tsp) residue off the unit after use?

It doesn’t come off? I have the same residue from my last bath but thought it can easily be removed haven’t tried it yet