We Reach
The Hard Spots
Deep-clean glasses, jewelry, watches, and more in minutes — no scrubbing required.
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Cleaner glasses.
Brighter jewelry.
Less scrubbing.
See how Kunga is being used to deep-clean the everyday items that collect oils, grime, and buildup.
Glasses
“My lenses got cleaned in just one cycle.”
Susi R.
Jewelry
“I didn’t realize how much buildup was hiding in my rings.”
Preston G.
Watch Bands
“Keeps my watch clean.”
Jaden W.
Wiping Isn’t Enough
Cloths spread around grime and smear while bacteria hides around nose pads, hinges, screws, and frame edges.
Jewelry Collects Bacteria
Rings, chains, and watches trap sweat, lotion, skin cells, and daily buildup in tiny crevices regular rinsing misses.
How it works
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Step 1: Fill
Add clean water to the tank. For heavier buildup, add a small drop of mild dish soap.
Step 2: Run
Run the Ultrasonic Cleaner and watch how your glasses, jewelry, watch bands, retainers, or other small everyday items get clean.
Step 3: Sparkle
After the short timer runs down, watch your accessories gain back their sparkle.
See the Difference
in One Cycle
Ultrasonic vibrations help lift oils, grime, and buildup from tiny crevices regular wiping can’t reach and prevent smearing.
Real Grime.
Real Results.
You don’t always see what’s sitting on the things you use every day. This quick ultrasonic cleaning test shows visible buildup lifting away from hard-to-reach areas.
Visible residue lifted
Reaches small hidden areas
One-button cleaning
Results may vary depending on item type, buildup, and cleaning cycle.
One Cleaner.
More Than Glasses.
Deep-clean the small everyday items that collect oils, grime, and buildup in hard-to-reach spaces.
Glasses
Sunglasses
Rings
Chains
Watch Bands
Retainers
Razor Heads
Makeup Tools
Before You
Clean
Everything you need to know before using ultrasonic cleaning for glasses, jewelry, watches, and everyday accessories.
Is it safe for glasses?
It is suitable for many standard glasses and sunglasses. Avoid using it on cracked lenses, damaged frames, loose parts, or specialty-coated lenses unless approved by the manufacturer.
Can I use it on jewelry?
Yes, it can be used for many everyday metal jewelry pieces like rings, chains, and bracelets. Avoid pearls, opals, emeralds, glued stones, loose settings, costume jewelry, or delicate pieces.
Do I need a cleaning solution?
Clean water works for regular cleaning. For heavier buildup, add a small drop of mild dish soap. Avoid harsh chemicals unless your item’s manufacturer specifically allows it.
How long does one cleaning cycle take?
Most small items can be cleaned in a few minutes. Heavier buildup may need a second cycle or a small amount of mild soap added to the water.
Can it remove scratches?
No. Ultrasonic cleaning removes oils, dirt, and buildup. It does not repair scratches, cracks, coating damage, or physical wear.
What can I clean with it?
Common uses include glasses, sunglasses, rings, chains, watch bands, retainers, razor heads, and small washable accessories. Always check whether delicate items are safe for ultrasonic cleaning first.
How often should I use it?
Most people use it weekly or whenever glasses, jewelry, or accessories start looking dull, oily, or dirty.
What should I avoid putting inside?
Avoid cracked lenses, damaged frames, loose stones, glued jewelry, pearls, opals, emeralds, soft porous stones, electronics, smart watches, and delicate costume jewelry.
Ready for a
Deeper Clean?
Stop wiping the surface. Clean the tiny spaces where oils, grime, and daily buildup actually hide.
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