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Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes

Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
Ultrasonic Jewelry Cleaner for Glasses, Watches & Brushes
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TypeHome & Beauty Appliances > Jewelry & Eyewear Cleaners
Plug: US
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Pieces that sit dull in a drawer come out of this compact steel tank bright, clear and ready to wear. A short ultrasonic cycle reaches the film packed into chain links, watch bands and hinges that a cloth misses. It fits on the vanity beside your perfume and brushes, so the weekly refresh becomes a...

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Pieces that sit dull in a drawer come out of this compact steel tank bright, clear and ready to wear. A short ultrasonic cycle reaches the film packed into chain links, watch bands and hinges that a cloth misses. It fits on the vanity beside your perfume and brushes, so the weekly refresh becomes a habit.

Deep-cleans jewelry, glasses, watches and makeup brushes at home in minutes with ultrasonic vibrations

Solves
  • dull, grimy jewelry
  • smudged or oily eyeglass lenses and frames
  • clogged makeup brushes
  • hard-to-reach dirt in watch bands and chains

Deep-clean your jewelry, glasses and brushes in minutes

Dull chains, smudged lenses and gummy brushes no longer have to wait for a weekend. Drop them in the tank and watch them come out ready for your day.

Compact steel tank, simple touch control

Eyeglasses, a watch and a bracelet resting in the steel tank

Clean the spots a cloth can't reach

Ultrasonic vibration moves through the water and into chain links, watch bands and hinges, where oily film collects and wiping leaves it behind. Glasses come out with clearer lenses and frames that feel clean to the touch. A bracelet that looked dull after a week of wear regains its shine in one short cycle.

Steel tank, vanity-sized footprint

The housing is compact and the stainless steel tank is sized for a pair of glasses, a watch and a bracelet at once. It sits on a vanity or desk without taking over the counter, so it stays out and gets used. The matte white body and rose-gold feet read as decor, not as a gadget.

Front view of the cleaner with rose-gold touch panel and rubber feet

One press, clear indicator icons

The rose-gold ring on the touch panel starts the cycle, and small indicator icons show what the unit is doing. There is no dial to figure out. The rubber feet keep the base steady on a smooth vanity top while the tank runs.

Five minutes from tank to ready-to-wear

  1. 1
    Fill to the line

    Pour water into the stainless steel tank up to the marked level. Running the unit dry can overheat it, so never start a cycle with an empty tank.

  2. 2
    Add a little mild soap

    A few drops of mild soap helps lift oily film from chains and watch bands. Skip harsh cleaners.

  3. 3
    Place your pieces

    Set chains, watches and glasses in a basket so they sit clear of the tank floor. Keep pearls, opals and soft stones out of the tank.

  4. 4
    Close the lid and press start

    Close the tinted lid and press the rose-gold touch control. The indicator icons show the cycle while it runs.

  5. 5
    Rinse and air dry

    Lift the basket, rinse the pieces with clean water and lay them on a soft towel until fully dry before you put them back on.

What goes in the tank, what stays out

  • Chains and metal jewelry

    Metal chains, watch bands and most metal jewelry suit a short cycle.

  • Eyeglasses and frames

    Rinse and air dry after the cycle. Check lens coating advice first.

  • Brush heads only

    Keep wooden handles dry. Lay brushes flat to dry.

  • Pearls, opals and soft stones

    Hand-clean with a soft cloth and mild soap. Keep them out of the tank.

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Questions and answers

Is it safe for pearls, opals or coated glasses?
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Wanelo · seller

Pearls, opals and soft or porous stones should stay out of the tank. Ultrasonic vibration can loosen glued settings and damage soft gemstones, so hand-clean those with a soft cloth and mild soap. Metal chains, watch bands and most metal jewelry are a good fit. For glasses with special lens coatings, check your optician's care advice before the first cycle.

Can I clean makeup brushes with wooden handles?
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Wanelo · seller

Clean the brush heads only and keep the handles out of the water. Water and vibration can swell wood and loosen glue joints over time. Rinse well after the cycle and lay the brushes flat to dry.

Is it worth it compared with a jewelry cloth or a soap bath?
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Wanelo · seller

A cloth wipes the surface, and a soap bath still misses the film packed into chain links and hinges. The tank reaches those spots in a single short cycle, so one session replaces a long evening of scrubbing. Stainless steel and a rose-gold finish also mean it stays on the vanity in plain view, which keeps the habit going. Compared with a salon clean-up for the same pieces, a one-time purchase pays for itself within a few refresh cycles. For a quick way to wipe lenses between cycles, a is a good companion.

Do I need to add cleaning solution?
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Wanelo · seller

Water alone works for most pieces. For a deeper clean on jewelry and brush heads, add a few drops of mild soap to the water at the marked level. Skip harsh solvents and strong chemicals, which can strip finishes and damage the tank.

How often should I clean my jewelry?
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Wanelo · seller

A weekly refresh keeps oily buildup from settling into links and hinges, so each session takes less time. Run a cycle before a special occasion or a morning meeting when a favorite piece has started to look dull.

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