One size fits all

One main tank. Two inserts. Nothing to unbolt.

At DirtyBlinds.com we don't just make ultrasonic blind cleaning machines; we clean with the ultrasonic machines we make! Here's why our “All in One” cleaner makes the most sense.

A light bulb goes off

The owner of DirtyBlinds.com, Marc Miller, has always been known as the “MacGyver” of the blind cleaning industry. One day, while looking at the equipment on the market, a light bulb went off. Many multi-tank systems require you to move the immersible transducer packs and ultrasonic generators from one tank to another just because you want to clean a different type or size of item. Why should anyone have to do that?

Our owner is always looking for a more practical way to build a better mouse trap. So the question to our engineer was: can we design and build a wide-open main tank, and change its dimensions by inserting different size tanks into it?

That one design does away with several different size stainless steel tanks. It does away with the work and inconvenience of unbolting and reinstalling the ultrasonic transducers and generators from one tank to another. And it does away with carrying around, or finding space to store, extra tanks you aren't using. If you clean blinds out of a mobile trailer or truck, that space matters.

The “All in One” cleaner at work.

How the “All in One” works

With our “All in One” cleaner, you carry one main tank and two different size insert tanks, which store easily in your truck, van or trailer without taking up valuable space. Heck, you could even carry our small insert tank in the back seat of a car. Our insert tanks are light and easy to carry.

So when you're on a blind cleaning job and want to clean other items, like chandeliers, golf clubs, silk trees and plants, fire restoration items and much more, just swap in the insert tank that fits the item. There is NO NEED to unbolt transducer packs or ultrasonic generators. They all stay in place. They never need to be moved… EVER.

It's that simple!

Five minutes, not half an hour

Moving transducer packs and generators from one tank to another, then bolting them back in, takes at least half an hour. Swapping one of our insert tanks for another takes less than five minutes.

30+ min Unbolting and reinstalling transducers and generators to change tank size

Under 5 min Swapping an insert tank in the “All in One.” Everything else stays put.

Our question to you is… do you want to carry around three different size stainless steel tanks, or one?

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