Another cheap sonic cleaner thread….

I have seen some guys saying just put them In a bucket with soap and hot water and agitate them. I have an US cleaner for cleaning suppressors but haven used it on brass. I don't care if I get all the carbon off. If it's a matter of just shaking them around in a bucket of hot water with some dawn. I might do that.
 
I have seen some guys saying just put them In a bucket with soap and hot water and agitate them. I have an US cleaner for cleaning suppressors but haven used it on brass. I don't care if I get all the carbon off. If it's a matter of just shaking them around in a bucket of hot water with some dawn. I might do that.
That's what I do.

Hot water, squirt of dish soap, and a sprinkle of lemishine. Agitate every 15 minutes or so.

Rinse throughly, drain and pour on a towel, shake until mostly dry, then throw in the vibratory tumbler to clean and put some slick back on the brass.
 
Avoid the
Looking at the Harbor Freight central machinery 6ml cleaner.

Currently using a large Dillion tumbler, needs rebuilt loud as fuck etc.

I’ve been having trouble getting carbon off brass when I dry tumble. I’ve been using walnut hulls…. Does the sonic cleaner do a better job?
Avoid the HF model at all costs, it is junk. 3 of us each bought one and all 3 after light use were dead. UMMV...
 
That's what I do.

Hot water, squirt of dish soap, and a sprinkle of lemishine. Agitate every 15 minutes or so.

Rinse throughly, drain and pour on a towel, shake until mostly dry, then throw in the vibratory tumbler to clean and put some slick back on the brass.
Or citric acid in hot water and shake the brass around. You might have to rub the hard carbon on the necks but after 20 min wipes right off. And brass looks shiny new even removing annealing marks.