| | |  | UV Sanitizers | Home » » » » Bit Cleaner Ultrasonic Bit Sanitizers | | | | | | | Description: | | Bit Cleaner Ultrasonic Bit Sanitizer - This ultrasonic cleaning machine sanitizes all carbide, diamond, silicone and pedicure bits safely and efficiently. Each bit should be sanitized after every use. These ultrasonic cleaners will keep your bits sanitized and ready for use. This ultrasonic cleaning system includes cleaning brush, drainage basket and cover. Bit cleaner sanitizes all diamond, carbide, silicone and pedicure bits. This ultrasonic cleaning machine comes with a 5-week supply of no rust disinfectant. Battery powered for portability and ease of use. Bit cleaner has two speed control settings. | | | Features: | |
• This ultrasonic cleaning sanitizes all diamond, carbide, silicone and pedicure bits
• Battery powered for portability and ease of use
• Bit cleaner comes with a 5-week supply of no rust disinfectant
• Two speed control settings
• Includes cleaning brush, drainage basket and cover
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 2.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
| | | Label Information: | | | Indications:
| Bit Ultrasonic Cleaning, Bit Sanitization |
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May clean some things, but it's NOT ultrasonicDec 01, 2010
By Cyrus Collier
First, a disclaimer that I did not buy this product for its designed purpose of cleaning manicure and pedicure drill bits. I needed to clean musical instrument reeds. Don't laugh! It works really well when you use a true ultrasonic cleaner.
That being said, the main problem with this product is that it's falsely advertised as an ultrasonic cleaner, which it's not. I also own the Optima Ultra Sonic Cleaner 350I, which vibrates at 42kHz (42,000 cycles per second, or about 2,500,000 cycles per minute), and is a true ultrasonic cleaner. The Medicool USB 1 bit cleaner only vibrates at about 7,200 cycles per minute, which is not even CLOSE to ultrasonic.
The product packaging doesn't claim that it's ultrasonic, so I think Amazon just needs to remove "Ultrasonic" from the listing title to avoid further misleading. Labeling the product as "Sonic" would be more accurate. It may very well clean salon bits, but I doubt it would clean nearly as well as the Optima Ultra Sonic Cleaner 350I, which I recommend much more for true ultrasonic cleaning.
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