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Stupid idea hit me today, can you strip models in the wash and cure machine (AnyCubic)?

I can’t try anytime soon as I just put new IPA in mine, but what do you guys think? I’m concerned because of the spinner at the bottom might get fouled by the paint that comes off the models, but the fact that there is a cage to hold the models in submerged in liquid just seems good. I have an ultrasonic cleaner (cheapy) that I have used before, but it is tiny in comparison and didn’t really do that great of a job.

Had anyone tried this or heard of people trying it?

I know the elegoo mars series has that function. With a press of a button, the lights remain off and the wheel spins at a faster speed. The bucket comes with a built-in mixer on the bottom.