Ultrasonic washer

[earthbm]

https://cravingdealz.com/products/po..._x3q8dMrYmXYig

Thoughts? Too good to be true?

[Reefmagnet]

Hmmmmmmmmm....

[GILow]

Originally Posted by earthbm

https://cravingdealz.com/products/po..._x3q8dMrYmXYig

Thoughts? Too good to be true?

Now that I have stopped laughing...

Seriously?

[LittleWing77]

Originally Posted by GILow

Now that I have stopped laughing...

Seriously?

GILow - I love you! Hahaha

Yeah, those pictures look soooo convincing!

I'm actually not certain what the advantage would be. You still need to fill the sink/container with water, put in the dishes and rinse the dishes. It seems that using that doo-dad only would ADD a step.

LittleWing77

[Sailmonkey]

Well, it’s not ultrasonic. At least from the “videos”.

[tkeithlu]

It's not often you see that many meaningless buzz words jumbled together in one location. I'm curious about the suggestion that you send one to your lover. Are they implying a use that my missionary position brain has not quite grasped?

[earthbm]

Yeah, a bit of wine makes one gullible I suppose. I was thinking more as a washing machine alternative. Less space, etc. But I suppose not that much better than doing by hand in a bucket

[GILow]

Originally Posted by earthbm

Yeah, a bit of wine makes one gullible I suppose. I was thinking more as a washing machine alternative. Less space, etc. But I suppose not that much better than doing by hand in a bucket

Not so gullible that you clicked on the buy button, so all good.


I don't blame you for finding appeal in the idea that it might solve the washing dilemma. I went to extraordinary lengths myself to solve that one on my boat.

[earthbm]

Originally Posted by GILow

I don't blame you for finding appeal in the idea that it might solve the washing dilemma. I went to extraordinary lengths myself to solve that one on my boat.

How did you solve it?

[GILow]

Originally Posted by earthbm

How did you solve it?

I managed to shoe-horn a small front loader into a 42 foot mono by building a black-water holding tank that doubles as the mounting platform for the washing machine. Then I built in 750 litres of fresh water holding tanks to feed the darn thing, along with the existing inverter for power.

Then I was very generously gifted a working water maker, along with buckets of spares, that were all for the same make and model of my existing water maker, so I could feed it some more.

By the end, I felt like I had built the boat around the washing machine, but it was worth it.

I still do the dishes by hand though.