Shocking Truth about Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaner vs SpinClean

[@jsg1469]

Hi. I purchased my Vevor ultrasonic cleaner in the summer of 2022 and just found out about the recall about 3 months ago. I live in the US and bought it through Amazon. I was surprised I hadn't heard of the recall, and that Amazon had not notified its buyers of this. I'm very mechanically inclined and I took mine apart to check it, as soon as I heard of this. I've probably used it over 1000 hours with no issues. After inspection and testing I found all the solder joints properly, even beautifully done. All the wiring was neatly secured and insulated. No signs of over heating or char. I do run mine through a surge protector and turned off when not in use. I will continue to use mine as it puts my spin clean to shame. The USA industry (especially the car companies) are notorious for recalls so I don't think it's much to worry about as recalls happen.

[@VinylRundown]

Glad yours is working nicely - this company has something like 30 product recalls in UK - not sure about US status. Thanks for watching!

[@proaudiorestore8926]

I second this. Also have the Vevor and no problems so far. I have the one with the digital read out and sealed buttons. I studied electronics in my younger years and still tinker quite a bit so Ill take it apart and check it out but I don’t know expect any surprises. As for quality, I was very nervous when buying it originally but I’ll definitely buy from them again. Just remember that Tesla’s also just had a recall, so did VW, Toyota and countless other companies. It’s hardly a metric on deciding if something has been made poorly.

[@johnnypea43]

Since there was no information in this video about its performance, how long it takes or the process at all, would you say it cleans records well? Is it worth it?

[@paulelmer]

The Vevor ultrasonic record cleaner was not recalled. It was three other Vevor ultrasonic cleaners - Model: JPS-08A, Model: (JM-316):040S and Model: (JM)-020

[@Vince_Tasciotti]

He's a little dramatic talking about house fires. I was here to get his comparison between a Spin Clean and the Ultrasonic. What I had to click out of half way through was a host who couldn't simply state his point and explain his results with each cleaner. In all honesty I don't need the endless side stories and dramatic asides.

[@APPLEDUDEZ]

R I I I I G H T ? ! ! ! ! He said, “ This is going to be a quick . . . . . review.” 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ I did not finish the video. To slow of vocal cadence.

[@BrianandChristine1210]

Nice that you only have complaints to contribute

[@andyjohnson9205]

The concern was about the grounding or earthing pin on the U.K. type plug and it not being big enough for the socket. There is no mention of any issues with the USA version plug.

[@pwn3426]

this is an important reference as US and UK wiring and plugs are different.

[@puddleglumsmusiccollection9151]

But does it work?

[@RobertFithen]

I've had a Humminguru ultrasonic cleaner for about half a year now and I think it works great. It was a little over $400 so obviously no comparison to the much more expensive cleaners, but it hasn't killed me so that's a plus, too. I never really cared for the Spin Clean and, you're right, way too expensive considering it's a big piece of plastic with some rollers and pads.

[@VintageStereoCollectorChannel]

Good to know Greg. I had looked at these type of ultrasonic cleaners years ago and didn’t buy one because of the noise level. I have about 75 LPs left to clean with my Spin Clean a second time. It’s served me well with 600 LPs. Ultrasonic someday, maybe👍👍

[@BillsBoxOfSound]

Have you considered the Humminguru cleaner? I want one but the spousal approval factor isn't in compliance.

[@VinylRundown]

Considered it but let’s see if this thing get resolved or not. Slight chance they might fix it. Doubt it! Thx.

[@Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

Tell her you can clean her jewelry with it

[@tima.478]

Or tell her to chill TF out! You married guys and your "permissions"... 😂@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls

[@Pluralofvinylisvinyls]

@@tima.478 I’m single. The days of sneaking my new records into the house after she goes to sleep are over!

[@tima.478]

Good man, you saw the light! 🤣@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls

[@timcollins9800]

So what is your concluesion?I suppose as you have the over priced plastic cleaner you will be using that?Up untel i saw your video i was going to get that plastic over priced one.Is it woth me buying the Spin Clean?.Before i saw your video and others with people testing the Spin Clean i was going to get it,but now i am not sure.

[@wolfsonn4061]

Well, thank you for sharing your fears - what I find irritating is how little you actually know about the product - and about the actual danger, and you are comparing bananas with a steak and kidney pie after it has been eaten by Marylin Monroe - The Vevor 6L and similar cleaner units has been sold internationally more than 300 thousand times and until now, no actual harm to persons or property have been reported when safety rules were followed - the units that were called back were not produced for the international market and had nothing to do with the 6L units.

[@beppe32003]

Hai parlato solo delle macchine e differenze,ma delle due quale pulisce meglio?

[@timcollins9800]

I guess the Vevor one would be .

[@Aussie_vinyl_dude]

I’ve seen videos comparing the spin clean and vevor. They both work well and honestly not much difference between them. Spin clean is the way to go as it seems

[@saviodesilva7933]

Thanks for sharing this shocking revelation 🙏

[@realfingertrouble]

OMG I am glad I found this video. It's not just that vinyl cleaner, it's ALL of them, pretty much. Including the Vevor JM-3OA 30 Litre one that many KZbinrs are pushing....it's apparently not earthed or fused, so the UK government destroys them if they are found at the borders! I commented this on a big recent paid promo review here, and got my comment removed so I reported the video. This is frankly dangerous the people taking money or free (killer) items for pushing these things when they don't meet basic electrical standards.

[@dsonyay]

I made my own ultrasonic cleaner. It rivals any cleaner out there. My LPs come out so f-ing clean, I’ve pretty much ditched everything else… usually 15 minutes slowly rotating is all I need to use (all new LPs get this treatment first).. sometimes I do two or three treatments ,, but usually 30 minutes for a used LP (even a thrift store find) is all I need. The only product I add to the distilled water in the cleaner is two or three drops of dishwasher rinsing aid or two drops of Dawn dishwashing liquid, and that’s only to act as a surfactant. no possible way to harm the vinyl. When they come out of the ultrasonic cleaner I have a pump style hand sprayer that’s filled with distilled water to rinse off all of the excess from the cleaner, I then microfiber wipe, and voila… ultra clean LPs

[@astolatpere11]

Doesn't ultrasonic cleaning wear out vinyl?

[@VinylRundown]

All cleaning damages vinyl (or whatever its cleaning) slowly, microscopically. Water is less damaging than brushes. Go easy on whatever yo are cleaning.

[@danender5555]

I am almost 100% sure that using a SpinClean cannot cause any electric shock.

[@paulboyce8537]

So this turned to another China hate video. How do you go outside? It can be dangerous. This has sold so many and lot of positive reviews. There are maybe more than 20 brands and all are same. Yes some cost $150 and some +$500 but you get the same. Grow up.

[@VinylRundown]

You are welcome to buy it, a country with no product safety standards, no osha worker protections, no pollution controls, no workers rights. I got a full refund due to the product recall. I hope the Chinese people will achieve more freedom someday.

[@danender5555]

@@VinylRundownGot the product and it is completely safe. Live ground and earth wires are connected properly, therefore no issue whatsoever from getting an electric shock... If you are so worried about those Chinese people, I just hope you are not a hypocrite and you have not a single product at home that was made in China. But why are you pouring your cheap propaganda into ultrasonic vinyl record discussion? Are you tired of counting the genders or what?

[@VinylRundown]

@@danender5555 35 of their products have been recalled for safety issues including 9 ultrasonic cleaners. I'm just sharing info that the vinyl community wasn't aware of. I reserve the right to be a hypocrite. You are welcome to go tell the UK product safety people that its safe. www.gov.uk/product-safety-alerts-reports-recalls/important-safety-message-product-recall-for-vevor-branded-products

[@danender5555]

@@VinylRundownI do not care about informing any officials about anything. However, any electric product must be used properly when the water is involved. You do not use safe hair dryer standing in the bath, for that, I hope, you do not need officials to tell you what to do. But as a hypocrite you do not care about vinyl community but political propaganda instead. So while having a public safety and world peace in your mind, you can glue yourself to the motorway...

[@RonaldRagn]

Guys a fucking clown. There is the sub culture of dorks who deny the effectiveness of ultrasonic, who specifically use spinclean, work like shit btw. They’re the same guys never change a cartridge on a turn table, & the kind of guys who deny things like cable or high dollar gear. Idiot.

[@johnkreutz3207]

Thanks Greg Did this apply to all models or only the models listed

[@VinylRundown]

The two links included show multiple products from Vevor

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

I'll never understand why people say the SpinClean is too expensive. Try making one yourself.

[@VinylRundown]

Like I said. Could be made and sold for 30-40 for what it is.

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

@@VinylRundown sure, in China, but does that mean it's overpriced? It's literally the cost of 3 new records.

[@tlister67]

There are a couple other brands that are the same design but $45 to $55 and also come with a drying rack that fits into the base. Studebaker and Knox Gear. I got the Knox and it seems to work well. The yellow color of the spin clean would be preferred to see the solution color, others are black.

[@vinylbugg3513]

Personally, I am perfectly happy paying more for US made items over Chinese crap and supporting communism. Regarding Spin Clean, I have been using it for 5-6 years, and it is an amazing cleaning product. I use it on ALL used vinyl. Nothing better at getting alot of grime, grease and finger prints off vinyl. I also use ultrasonic after Spin Clean to get down in the grooves where Spin Clean may not get.

[@NocturnalToothbrush]

I like the cut of your jib. Subscribed.

[@VinylRundown]

Thanks! Thought you were just stalking me. Which is fine too. ☠️

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

I have a home made wet-vac system I use for my personal collection, but I use twin SpinCleans for all of the records I sell at my store. They work great, when used properly. Rinse really filthy records off in the sink first, overfill the SpinClean, use the first for cleaning, the second for rinse in distilled water, and use the cloths to dry and a good drying rack.

[@Albee213]

Spin clean is almost useless. Sure it does clean LPs but not very well. I can not get the grooves really clean. If you take a heavily soiled LP and run it thru a spin clean, let it dry and hold it to the light you can still see the dirt in the grooves. Once you ultrasonic clean an LP its truly clean. I can take the most spoiled and greasy LPs and bring it back to near new condition. No it cant fix damage, but sometimes skips and pops are debris stuck in the groove and it can sometimes removed with ultrasonic cleaning. After its been cleaned it sounds leaps and bounds better, less noise, pops and removes static. I paid about $300 for mine and it cleans 7 LPs at once. It's the best thing I have ever purchased foy my LP collection. No more dust and lint build on on the stylist, complete removal of dust its nearly a miracle worker on LPs.

[@farquell5782]

The knosti disco antistat costs much less than the spin clean.

[@budsmoker4201120]

What state is he workimg in. Texas has no such employer laws. Like health insurance............

[@budsmoker4201120]

When I think of American made now days. I think made in China and assembled in America by an under paid overworked employee who does not care, and is just ring to survive. American made and quality I fear is a thing of the past. Now it is not all like that much like not all things in China be bad.

[@matthewtaylor7355]

Yes Greg, the wage slaves in USA r treated a bit better than some of them in China.. The owners and controllers in USA don't give a toss either.. Ur bias is laffable

[@VinylRundown]

Thanks for laffing. No idea watchu talkin bout. We have OSHA and workers comp. They do not.

[@johnmedvick8731]

So…..if I buy a Vevor I’m opening it up and and taking my soldering iron to the power and ground connections.

[@VinylRundown]

Hope ya know what you’re doing! Good luck.

[@Boswd]

At the end of the day it's on the manufacturer.... They give the production direction to the assembly factory, they are in charge of supplying the parts and oversee quality control.....

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Mine seems pretty solid re. connections. It just sits there while I oversee it working. Plus USA allows it. The cords are to the back of it and all the work is to the front. Probably thousands of units have been sold. Not one story yet of electrocution that I know of.

[@VinylRundown]

Not UL listed or approved.

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Yes, I take your point. Not good. Thanks for the heads up. @@VinylRundown

[@DarrellWefel-ts2kr]

I think you just like to hear yourself talk !

[@VinylRundown]

I do a lot of fun things with myself.

[@KeithCasper]

It TOTALLY cleans your records--BUT it might KILL you. Get the 80 dollar record cleaning bubble machine.

[@adamlemons7909]

Use it out back on a GFI ext cord with yellow rubber dish gloves, problem solved…

[@VinylRundown]

That's not exactly how product safety works but OK for some people who know about electrical.

[@adamlemons7909]

@@VinylRundown I was kind of joking and kind of not. I mean if you have the product and they are unwilling to refund or replace it with a properly and safely manufactured product you might as well not let it go to waste :-) It may be ridiculous that they can sell these types of products and it may not be the safest, but you can probably still utilize it in a way that would negate any catastrophic failures/damage???

[@jake105]

Funny. There is a spin clean made in China. It’s called Studebaker record cleaning machine. Cost about $40.00 on Amazon a few years ago when I bought it

[@VinylRundown]

Studebaker is made of wooden pressboard, right (weights 3 pounds)- so is not designed to be filled with water - water will warp the unit and eventually lead to bad mold problem. With studebaker you just spray the fluid onto the pads and don't actually submerge the LP in water. correct?

[@jake105]

Nope. The exterior is MDF. The interior tank is plastic molding. At least it looks and melts like plastic. (i heated a sewing needle to see if it melts or burns) The inner tank is the same material as the rollers and the brush casings. I’ve been using it with distilled water in the tank for 2 years. No warping or Odor is present. However, the instructions say nothing about filling the tank with water.

[@jake105]

Their is space between the inner tank and the exterior MDF. So I can see how water could get in between them, but the MDF is nothing more than a base to hold the tank.

[@donalddrewel7862]

Shocking truth, I see what you did there.

[@cavewaller]

Thanks. I noticed he kept saying “shocking” so was waiting to be shocked but now I can relax

[@RestorationWatch]

I got a full refund and got to keep my Vevor record cleaner. I opened it up and correctly earthed the case and added a correct value granular fuse. I am qualified to do this so all is good insurance wise. Also, there was no recall on the record rotation unit which is powered by a remote 12V 1A (12 watts) DC power pack, just a batch of Vevor ultrasonic cleaner models were recalled, with the identical record cleaning 'rotisseries' sold separately on the 'Bay' to this day, to use on other compatible ultrasonic cleaners. I'm in Australia, so our consumer laws assured a full refund and no need to return the item, just an instruction to dispose of the unit So yeah, score!!! Free record cleaner that took me about 10 minutes to make safe. Also, Vevor are still selling an updated version that meets safety specifications. An 'unshocking' version, if you will.

[@VinylRundown]

I had a similar experience! (the refund - not the fix part) thanks for the explanation

[@solarfox024]

Spin clean in china will be few $ but they need to earn something.. But if you ordet a thousands of cleaner, it will be under 10$ for sure. Depend from where you buy.

[@mr22turner]

"THE SHOCKING TRUTH" come on mate.

[@VinylRundown]

Shocking.. get it?

[@WordsRuinMusic]

So are we having chicken tonight or not? 🤪😜

[@jacksyful]

get it checked by an elec tech. earthing should be easy to fix!!

[@VinylRundown]

Already got a refund - there are multiple issues with this design. How much would you pay a tech to fix something that only cost $169 ?

[@Dave30867]

🙈 WoW such a negative video far out I need a shower now Jesus .

[@VinylRundown]

@@Dave30867 try an ultrasonic bath!

[@paulboyce8537]

Only sold in 200 countries. I say you are full of it.

[@VinylRundown]

The safety recall notices are posted in the vid description. Tell the UK.

[@jakubows]

He’s comparing apples with pineapples. UK electric, as I remember all these years, is 230 volts. USA electric is 120 volts. BIG DIFFERENCE IN VOLTAGE. End of this inept comparison.

[@mikearon76]

No difference really. It's not the big scary voltage numbers that kill you, it's the amperage. Amps kill!!! Not volts.

[@MiguelBourque]

What a waste of time video, going on about a recall on a different product in a different country.