How to clean atomizer

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

I have mine, it's pretty damn cool, but useless so far for e-smoking duties. I think I've proved my dead boys really are dead, though. I'm in gadget overload at the moment, so I haven't really looked into the capabilities of the ultrasonic bath yet. I think it will be very effective in conjunction with other cleaning techniques and specific solutions, but I haven't got around to it yet. Also need to read up on how-tos.

Out of the box excellence? Jewellery, glasses, electric shavers, wet razors and blades, paintbrushes, toothbrush heads.

Emp

[Kit]

What can it make old shaving razors sharp again?and what about old toothbrushes explain more my friend i might get one,

[Kit]

wake up emp

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Sorry mate, wandering elsewhere on the forum.

The cleaner doesn't sharpen razor blades but it lifts all the impacted crud off them. I use the quattro titanium jet pilot / race car driver version with the little wire guards. They gum up pretty quickly, way before the blade is dulled, so I reckon I'll get another 4/5 shaves out of them. It also cleans the handle and the receptor for the blades without effort.

Toothpaste is another cludger that gums up the heads of the brushes and cakes around the base of the device. Cleaning them has always been a crap chore. The cleaner lifts this crap off for fun.

Emp

[Kit]

Sorry mate, wandering elsewhere on the forum.

The cleaner doesn't sharpen razor blades but it lifts all the impacted crud off them. I use the quattro titanium jet pilot / race car driver version with the little wire guards. They gum up pretty quickly, way before the blade is dulled, so I reckon I'll get another 4/5 shaves out of them. It also cleans the handle and the receptor for the blades without effort.

Toothpaste is another cludger that gums up the heads of the brushes and cakes around the base of the device. Cleaning them has always been a crap chore. The cleaner lifts this crap off for fun.

Emp

sounds ace i hate crap chores where did you get your ?

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Off ebay - I went for a big-ass version cos I wanted to clean big stuff. Leaford bought a zippy denture sized one for about 10 bucks off amazon. I'll search out the links...

[Mr.Darcy]

razors dont bother me,ive just grown a beard you could lose a badger in...
the chicks love it

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

I got this one from a UK ebay seller

2.5Ltr HEATED ULTRASONIC CLEANER DENTAL / TATOO HEATER

Leaford got this one from Amazon

Amazon.com: Sonic Jewelry Cleaner, Stain Cleaner for cleaning Watch Coin Diamond: Everything Else

Emp

[trog100]

i might buy one of those big buggers emp.. to go in my workshop.. do they work and how long does it take to clean things.. i know "things" aint good but give me some examples that make the bugger struggle..

trog

[TheEmperorOfIceCream]

Default cleaning time is 180 seconds but I suppose you can go up to 999. There's also a heater to 65 degrees C that I haven't played with yet. I think this would be very good with oil based gunk, particularly if heat and a detergent were used. Good tip is to get some tupperware containers about the same size as the bath so you can use industrial solutions (you have to float the tupperware in the bath cos it can't be run dry - but the u-sonic ain't fazed by a tupperware barrier). Alcohol solutions like meths work exceptionally well with gunked up paintbrushes - I resurrected a gloss brush that was like a brick - last used it two years ago.

Really trog the only thing it hasn't worked on is the crap I bought it for. All the atomisers were probably dead beyond recall (bit down that I didn't get at least one lazarus) but I might have better luck when I start working with heat and tailored cleaning solutions.

Haven't really used it enough to know it's limitations yet - I'll keep you posted.

Standout performance? Eyeglasses and jewellery. Brings gold up astonishingly well.

Emp