Ultrasonic Pet Stain Cleaner for Collars & Leashes
Pet collars, leashes and carrier bags pick up grime fast, and scrubbing them by hand never gets the seams clean. This compact ultrasonic tool does the work in a basin with detergent, and one button is all it takes.
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Pet collars, leashes and carrier bags pick up grime fast, and scrubbing them by hand never gets the seams clean. This compact ultrasonic tool does the work in a basin with detergent, and one button is all it takes.
Compact device for quick stain removal on pet items and laundry
- stubborn stains on pet clothing and accessories
- hard-to-clean collars, leashes and carrier bags
Pet gear grime, lifted in minutes
Collars, leashes and carrier bags that end up grimy and smelly get a quick ultrasonic wash. Drop them in a basin, press one button, and be done.
One button, zero scrubbing required
- One button, no fuss
A single round push button starts the cycle. There is nothing to set, no dial to turn and no mode to remember, so you spend your time on the gear instead of the controls.
- Built for pet gear
Collars, leashes and carrier bags pick up grease, mud and odor in the places a brush never reaches, like stitching and buckle seams. Load the water with detergent, drop the item in and let the bubbles work through the fabric.
- Fits your sink
The egg-shaped body is small enough to sit in a standard basin or kitchen sink, and it stores in a drawer without taking over the shelf.
Four steps from grimy to clean
- 1Put the gear in water
Fill a basin or sink with water and place the collar, leash, bag or bedding inside.
- 2Add detergent
Pour in a proper amount of detergent. The detergent does most of the work on oils and odor, so do not skip it.
- 3Switch the unit on
Press the round button on top to start the cycle. Keep the cord and plug end above the water line.
- 4Let it work, then rinse
Let the device run on the gear, then rinse and air-dry each item fully before the next use.
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Keep the plug end and the cord out of the water. Only the part the manual allows goes into the basin. Unplug the unit before you handle it, and dry your hands first.
Collars, leashes, harnesses, carrier bags and small pet bedding all work well in a basin. Anything that fits in the water with room to move is a good candidate.
It lifts grime and oily residue most effectively when the gear soaks in detergent first. Very old, set-in stains may need a second cycle or a spot pre-treatment.
Use a normal amount for the basin you fill, the same as you would for a hand wash. Add more for heavily soiled gear, and clean one or two items per cycle so the water can reach every part.
Yes. Carrier bags and soft bedding are where it earns its place, since they are hard to scrub and too awkward for a full wash every week. Rinse and dry them in the open air afterward.
It is a simple, budget-friendly tool built around one job. The return on it is the hours of hand scrubbing you stop doing each week, and it runs on the gear you already own.
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