
Why ClaraWave Cleans What Cloths and Brushes Miss
Dirt Hides — Cavitation Finds It
ClaraWave cavitation implodes bubbles inside every prong and setting, blasting out oils and grime. The dirty water proves how much buildup was hiding.
Built to Last Daily Use
The 304 stainless steel tank resists rusting and warping where cheap plastic units fail within months. ClaraWave is built for years of daily home use.
Dial In the Right Cycle Every Time
The digital display lets you set cycle time in seconds -- 3 minutes for a quick refresh, 5 for deeper buildup. No guesswork, no scrubbing.
Worry-Free Safety System
The protective basket keeps stones secure while water-level detection stops the cycle before anything runs dry. Safe on diamonds and solid gold.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put my engagement ring or diamonds in ClaraWave?
Can I put my engagement ring or diamonds in ClaraWave?
Yes - diamonds, platinum, solid gold and silver are exactly what ClaraWave is built for. The cavitation action is safe for hard stones; thousands of users clean their wedding rings weekly with sparkling results.
Is ClaraWave safe to use with all types of jewelry?
Is ClaraWave safe to use with all types of jewelry?
ClaraWave excels on diamonds, gold, silver and platinum. Avoid porous gems - pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise and coral - because ultrasonic vibration can crack or discolor them. Everything else comes out sparkling.
Do I need a special cleaning solution?
Do I need a special cleaning solution?
Plain warm tap water works for most everyday buildup - oils, lotion and skin grime. The ultrasonic waves clean mechanically without detergent; add a drop of mild dish soap for heavier tarnish only.
Can I clean my glasses, retainers or watch bands in ClaraWave too?
Can I clean my glasses, retainers or watch bands in ClaraWave too?
ClaraWave works on eyeglasses, retainers, dentures and watch bands - anything safe in water that needs a deep clean. Most users run a 3-minute cycle on their glasses every morning alongside their jewelry.
Does ClaraWave actually remove tarnish from silver jewelry?
Does ClaraWave actually remove tarnish from silver jewelry?
ClaraWave removes oils, dirt and light oxidation that cause everyday dullness - most sterling silver comes out noticeably brighter. For heavy black tarnish, add a few drops of mild dish soap; the cleaner lifts the deep grime no cloth can reach.
What gemstones or jewelry should never go in an ultrasonic cleaner?
What gemstones or jewelry should never go in an ultrasonic cleaner?
Skip: pearls, opals, emeralds, turquoise, coral and any glued or filled stones - ultrasonic vibration can crack or cloud them. Safe for: diamonds, rubies, sapphires, solid gold, silver, platinum and stainless steel.
Will ClaraWave disturb others while it runs?
Will ClaraWave disturb others while it runs?
ClaraWave produces a low hum similar to a small kitchen appliance, not a high-pitched buzz. You can run it on your bathroom counter while getting ready without it being disruptive.
How often should I use ClaraWave on my rings and jewelry?
How often should I use ClaraWave on my rings and jewelry?
Most users clean everyday jewelry once or twice a week to prevent lotion and oil buildup. Glasses and retainers benefit from a daily 3-minute cycle; special-occasion pieces stay bright with a quick run before each outing.