- Gem & Jewelry Cleaner Concentrate mixes with water
- Can be used with all types of cleaning machines
- Pleasant odor
- Non-Toxic
- Made in the USA
Product Description
Gem & Jewelry Cleaner Concentrate 8 Oz
Gem and Jewelry Cleaner Concentrate is a concentrated liquid that you mix with water to clean jewelry in jewelry cleaning machines and ultrasonic jewelry cleaning machines. This special, non-toxic jewelry cleaner concentrate is for all types of cleaning machines! There are easy to use directions and a small amount will give you numerous uses. Try an 8 Oz. bottle today, or the goliath 1 Gallon bottle. Safe, non-toxic…. More >>
Gem & Jewelry Cleaner Concentrate
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#1 by DT on April 17, 2010 - 6:11 pm
Seems to work very well when used with the ultrasonic cleaner I have. Gets grime off better than w/o using it. Doesn’t leave any noticeable soap film either. 4 stars seems adequate for this.
Rating: 4 / 5
#2 by James D. Murphy on April 17, 2010 - 9:03 pm
This works great and is concentrated. A little goes a long way. Cost effective.
Rating: 5 / 5
#3 by R. Reed on April 17, 2010 - 10:40 pm
I bought a Kendal super sonic jewelry cleaner for my wife for Christmas. Other people’s experience indicated that a detergent would help make the sonic cleaner perform well. So I ordered the Gem & Jewelry Cleaner Concentrate through Amazon but from an outside source, Blitz Manufacturing. When the cleaner concentrate arrived the plastic bottle was “shop worn” and the printing on the container was virtually unreadable. My wife tried the concentrate in the Kendal sonic cleaner and was not too impressed with the performance. The Kendal super sonic jewelry cleaner works great, but the product from Blitz was discarded. A bit of dish-washing detergent was all that was required. So, the Kendal super sonic jewelry cleaner is a good product that performs very well. The experience with the Blitz concentrate was disappointing. It wasn’t expensive, so we shrugged and tossed it.
Rating: 1 / 5
#4 by Bill Hall on April 18, 2010 - 12:24 am
I purchased this concentrated cleaner, based upon the other reviews, for use in an ultrasonic jewelry cleaning unit. The picture of the cleaner on the Amazon website is labeled as “concentrate” and in a tall slender bottle. The package that I received is in a short, standard size undiluted cleaner container for direct placement of jewelry – it even contains the standard basket and mini-brush. The container has an overlay of a label that says “concentrate,” but I don’t know if that was placed there by the merchant that shipped it (Living Essentials), or Blitz. Also, I don’t know if what I received is really the concentrate version or the full strength solution. If it is the concentrate, I don’t know the recommended dilution to use, since it is not in the concentrate bottle and the directions on the container state to place jewelry in the basket and agitate gently for 3 minutes. I cannot attest to the efficacy of the product, as I have not used it to clean jewelry and am still debating about if/how I should use it, diluted or undiluted.
Rating: 1 / 5
#5 by Tara R. Witten on April 18, 2010 - 1:02 am
This is a great cleaner, but after 2 runs in my ultrasonic cleaner, I still had to use a toothbrush on the jewelry. I didn’t really mind, and realize that this might be because of the machine, rather than the cleaner, but overall, great product.
Rating: 4 / 5