Cleaning large quantities of budget arts and crafts tools by hand in a sink is a chore. Is it safe to load them into an ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and just leave it to do its thing, or is it likely to damage them?

I'm primarily referring to bulk packs of brushes, metal/wood clay sculpting tools, silicone sculpting tools, and plastic cookie cutters that can be brought for under $10 in a craft store for a set of maybe 6-8 tools/brushes and used for children's artistic play rather than professional artists tools.

Cheap, but not single use.

Cleaning large quantities of budget arts and crafts tools by hand in a sink is a chore. Is it safe to load them into an ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and just leave it to do its thing, or is it likely to damage them?

I'm primarily referring to bulk packs of brushes, metal/wood clay sculpting tools, silicone sculpting tools, and plastic cookie cutters that can be bought for under $10 in a craft store for a set of maybe 6-8 tools/brushes and used for children's artistic play rather than professional artists tools.

Cheap, but not single use.

Cleaning large quantities of budget arts and crafts tools by hand in a sink is a chore. Is it safe to load them into an ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and just leave it to do its thing, or is it likely to damage them.

I'm primarily referring to bulk packs of brushes, metal\wood clay sculpting tools, and silicone tools sculpting tools, and plastic cookie cutters that can be brought for under $10 in a craft store for a set of maybe 6-8 tools\brushes and used for children's artistic play rather than professional artists tools.

Cheap, but not single use.

Cleaning large quantities of budget arts and crafts tools by hand in a sink is a chore. Is it safe to load them into an ultrasonic cleaner with warm water and just leave it to do its thing, or is it likely to damage them?

I'm primarily referring to bulk packs of brushes, metal/wood clay sculpting tools, silicone sculpting tools, and plastic cookie cutters that can be brought for under $10 in a craft store for a set of maybe 6-8 tools/brushes and used for children's artistic play rather than professional artists tools.

Cheap, but not single use.