What'd you buy that for?

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said my wife (whom I love dearly, as you do) as I trundled in a couple of months ago with an ultrasonic cleaner, proceed to plunk a couple of dismantled Dellorto's in it and listen to it buzz it's head off for a while.

Today she politely enquired whether the "sonic thingie" could clean jewelery, holding a handful of various supposed to but currently non sparkling objects. An hour later and I fear that I may have lost control of the "sonic thingie" and that it has found it's true calling in our household.

Ah well.

::)




 
Jedzo said:
said my wife (whom I love dearly, as you do) as I trundled in a couple of months ago with an ultrasonic cleaner, proceed to plunk a couple of dismantled Dellorto's in it and listen to it buzz it's head off for a while.

Today she politely enquired whether the "sonic thingie" could clean jewelery, holding a handful of various supposed to but currently non sparkling objects. An hour later and I fear that I may have lost control of the "sonic thingie" and that it has found it's true calling in our household.

Ah well.

::)
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Hi Jedzo

been through the same progression in my household. Lots of domestic uses for an ultrasonic cleaner...

one caution, warn her against putting any expensive metal watches into the ultrasonic cleaner, the high powered vibrations can loosen the clear crystal face of even the best of watches, flooding the otherwise waterproof watch with ultrasonic cleaning solution and then requiring a pricey full servicing of the watch....  and somehow that will be all your fault :o :) :'( ::)

Paul LeClair
 
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