Jewelry ranks among the most challenging items to take clean & care for, whilst also being our most sentimental, precious and often expensive items! Taking proper care of your collection is essential, yet not only is scrubbing with a brush labour-intensive, even soft bristles can be harsh on your jewelry & lead to lasting damage.
Plus, jewellery is typically made with different materials, many of which may react with cleaning chemicals, so here you have a recipe for trouble.

This is where the BeautifyBling™ device comes in! Our clever ultrasonic cleaning technology delicately eliminates microscopic impurities with a deep 360° clean, that will lengthen the lifespan of your jewelry, ensuring your precious pieces stay radiant & free from a build-up of those nasty impurities.

Our ultrasonic cleaner uses high-frequency (ultrasonic) pressure waves passing through water to provide a gentle but deep clean. These pressure waves cause the water to form bubbles on the surfaces of the jewelry. It’s these minuscule bubbles that implode on themselves creating a vacuum-like effect to pull all the trapped grime, grease and dirt off the surface of the item being cleaned.

Using 45,000Hz, the pressure waves are powerful enough to penetrate into all the tiny gaps and crevices that other traditional cleaning methods cannot do, while also still being gentle enough to not damage or scratch your precious jewelry.

By removing all these trapped contaminants like grime, dirt, acids, residual oils and dead skin clinging to your jewelry, you will uncover the shiny, dazzling piece underneath and #BeautifyYourBling in minutes!

The list is long, and that's what makes our versatile cleaning device so wonderful!

The most common items include:

• All Metals: Platinum, Silver, Gold (yellow, white, rose gold, rolled gold and gold vermeil) brass and copper
• Precious Stones: diamonds, gemstones: sapphire, ruby, amethyst, citrine
• All types of jewelry: necklaces, bracelets, engagement rings, earrings, wedding bands, brooches
• Costume Jewelry that is not held together by adhesive
• Makeup Tools: brushes, eyelash curlers, mascara wands, beauty blenders, tweezers, pimple poppers
• Dental Products: aligners, dentures, mouth guards, retainers, electric toothbrush heads, manual toothbrushes (all of which get build ups of bacteria and tartare which when left uncleaned stains the products and damages your health!)
• Eyewear: reading glasses, sunglasses, goggles - ensure glasses are placed in facing upwards only, and do not add scratched glasses or glasses with chipped paint as the vibrations can worsen these issues.  
• Reusable Straws & Drink-bottle Mouthpieces: these items are notoriously difficult to thoroughly clean and can often get mouldy & cause harm to your health. Now you can rigorously clean nasty bacteria and mold just using water and no harsh chemicals
• Tools: taps, drill bits, milling cutters and other tools 

Other items such as brass music instrument parts, coins & fountain pens

• Take care with items that incorporate glue and other adhesives (i.e. some costume jewelry) as prolonged water exposure may compromise their integrity over time
• Ultrasonic cleaners do a great job of removing paint, so unless you’re intending to remove paint from an item then do not clean it in an ultrasonic cleaner
• Scratched or cracked glasses as sonic vibrations may worsen these issues
• Avoid cleaning complete watches (unless they are a divers watch with a depth rating of over 50m) - see question below for more info on watches
• Ensure you only add gemstones with an Mohs rating higher then 8 

Watch parts such as the straps, buckles & bracelets are all suitable to be cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner. However, watches with a depth-rating of less than 50m should not be placed in the device - ultrasonic vibrations can disrupt mechanical mechanisms and potentially damage the watch-face.

Do not add a watch unless it has been dismantled and you are only adding the watchband not the watch-face.
Ultrasonic cleaners are also water-based, so there is a risk of water becoming trapped inside the watch-face and causing damage

All you will need for the device to work is warm water!

However if you're looking for a deeper clean, or have particularly dirty jewelry, lather them in a mild dishwashing liquid prior to placing into the cleaning tank - this assists in breaking down the micro-contaminants to noticeably improve the cleaning.

When cleaning makeup brushes, lather them in your facewash to aid in cleaning process.

Be sure to rinse all items and use a soft towel dry afterwards.

Air & time together can cause a chemical reaction that leads to tarnishing. While extremely effective at removing built-up dirt, germs, makeup and oils, the ultrasonic cleaner cannot reverse a chemical reaction.

A polishing cloth will be most effective at aiding in the job of removing tarnish, so we recommend running tarnished jewelry through the ultrasonic cleaner first to remove any trapped contaminants and then drying with a soft towel and follow with a polish cloth - this will lead to the best possible results for tarnished jewelry. 

When operated properly, the ultrasonic cleaner is safe to use.

• Only clean jewelry that can be submerged in water
• Only clean jewelry that does not feature any loose, coated or treated stones or any soft and porous stones (such as opal, amber, or onyx) ceramics or soft jewelry should also not be cleaned (such as pearls, emerald, ivory, coral, agate, shells) as this may cause scratches and damage.
• Do not put in any jewelry with pre-existing cracks, as the vibrations can enlarge these cracks.
• Avoid cleaning complete watches, even if the watch is waterproof or water resistant. 
• Do not submerge your finger in the water when the device is operating - even if you cannot remove your ring!
  
  

It is the user's responsibility to ensure the items submerged in the BeautifyBling™️ ultrasonic cleaner are safe to be used in the device & to read through the User Manual prior to use. Be sure to reach out to our friendly team at hi@beautifybling.com if you're still unsure

Please also see the safety guidelines below

In a speedy 3-minutes you can run one cycle on the ultrasonic cleaner. It also offers a 5-minute setting as well as two speed settings. For particularly dirty or built up removal of grime you can run the two cycles and use mild soap, ensuring you empty the water and refill with clean warm water for the second round.

You may also notice a ‘dust-cloud’ effect in the water whenever your jewelry is particularly dirty, however if your jewelry is better taken care of, then you may not notice this dramatic dust cloud effect - although you will still be left with a much better sparkle & shine!

We're proud of how exceptionally easy and user-friendly our ultrasonic cleaner is: 

1. Simply fill with stainless steel tank with warm water, ensuring you do not overfill past the marked MAX line
2. Lather jewelry in a mild  dishwashing liquid. (Please note, this step is not for other items such as eyewear or dental products)
3. Plug the cord into a power outlet
4. Add your pieces to the tank ensuring they are submerged and you do not overfill and press the button. Leave glasses laying face up
5. Select between the 3 minute/5 minute/Infinite timeframes and choose the two vibrational speed depending on your cleaning needs
6. Once the cycle is complete you will see/hear the device switch off, (unless you selected the ∞ option in which case you will stop the device when you require) unplug the unit from the power outlet then remove your pieces, give them a rinse under running water and dry with a soft towel.
   
   For the BEST results, we highly recommend rinsing then towel drying for a radiant shine like new!

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• Avoid adding flammable liquids
• Do not immerse your hand in the tank whilst it is operating 
• Always turn off the socket and unplug the power cord after use
• Only fill the water to the MAX line - overfilling can cause the water to overflow from the tank
• Do not use if you have a pacemaker - high frequency sound waves may interfere with pacemakers