Stardust: Advanced Cleaning
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BTW What Brand/Model of Ultra-Sonic Cleaner do you have? I can't seem to find one that the reviews for it are Half Love it and Half Hate it.
Maybe if we had some pics (Hints, Hint) we could see for Ourselves?
I got this one: Amazon.com: New Trent CD-7810 Professional Ultrasonic Watch, Jewelry, CD and Eyeglass Cleaner: Electronics
Not a lot of reviews but most are fairly favorable.
Ditto.
P.S. Checked it out and bought it. Here I go: not two days back with checking the forum, and I'm buying things again - and not even cartos! (yet)
I ran a batch last night using vinegar and it worked great. The Trent has a timer limit of 480 sec, so I ran 3 cycles using straight vinegar. I followed that with a plain water rinse under the faucet and good dry burn. Then back in the tank for one more cycle in vinegar, then a final cycle using distilled water.
The wicks came out very clean; I've only tried using one of them so far, but it's working like new.
I should mention that I remove the seal and cone while cleaning. You have to tip the Stardusts up when you put them in the tank so that they fill up with vinegar/water.
I'm very happy with the Trent ultra-sonic cleaner, it will pay for itself many times over at this rate.
The wicks came out very clean; I've only tried using one of them so far, but it's working like new.
I should mention that I remove the seal and cone while cleaning. You have to tip the Stardusts up when you put them in the tank so that they fill up with vinegar/water.
I'm very happy with the Trent ultra-sonic cleaner, it will pay for itself many times over at this rate.
I ran a batch last night using vinegar and it worked great. The Trent has a timer limit of 480 sec, so I ran 3 cycles using straight vinegar. I followed that with a plain water rinse under the faucet and good dry burn. Then back in the tank for one more cycle in vinegar, then a final cycle using distilled water.
The wicks came out very clean; I've only tried using one of them so far, but it's working like new.
I should mention that I remove the seal and cone while cleaning. You have to tip the Stardusts up when you put them in the tank so that they fill up with vinegar/water.
I'm very happy with the Trent ultra-sonic cleaner, it will pay for itself many times over at this rate.
Good Deal Randy.
Vinegar is Great for Cleaning all kinds of things. Works good when poured down a Slow Drain. Removes Rust without Pitting. Non-Toxic and Cheap also.
The Only problem with it is it Doesn't Taste very good with Dr. Pepper and ice. Vodka works Much better.
all I did is put straight distilled white vinegar into stardust, shake it up, let it sit a bit, the shake it out...refill with hot water, shook THAT up then drained that. Blew it out, let it sit to dry and VOILA! All good 
all I did is put straight distilled white vinegar into stardust, shake it up, let it sit a bit, the shake it out...refill with hot water, shook THAT up then drained that. Blew it out, let it sit to dry and VOILA! All good
That works.
I do something Similar with a CE2.
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