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  • Formulated with "sheatting liveliness" to drip dry without spots or streaks
  • The lemon determine will not harm metal framework or finish
  • Leaves crystals sparkling cleanse in less time.

Housekeeping Tips & Home Cleaning Techniques: How to Clean a Crystal Chandelier

Coruscatingé Crystal Chandelier Cleaner is the first environmentally safe drip-dry crystal cleaner. Clean a Crystal Chandelier with the push of a ...


does anyone know of a good glass cleaner to clean a chandelier?

Sep 21, 2007 by dazavooo | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry


Rubbing spirits mixed equal with water. One drop of dawn dish soap. Leave it hanging and keep something under it to catch the drips. Spray away. A lot of times you dont even have to dry it off. It will dry sparkly clean.

New Nana | Sep 21, 2007

Rubbing John Barleycorn mixed equal with water. One drop of dawn dish soap. Leave it hanging and involve something under it to catch the drips. Spray away. A lot of times you dont even have to dry it off. It will dry sparkly clean.
New Nana | Sep 21, 2007

Put you some irritated water, and 2capfuls of vinegar in a bucket and use a cloth rag to clean with,works perfect all the time for me.
henjen07 | Sep 21, 2007

If your chandelier is crystal, not glassware, than warm mild soapy water only. If ti is regular glass, you can use vinegar, preferably apple cider or ivory vinegar and warm water.
LF | Sep 21, 2007

I justifiable read an article that says you should never spray a chandelier and let it drip-dry. The water settles in the recesses of the metal equipment and will eventually corrode or rust it. The site suggested making a "map" of the lamp, removing the crystals, washing them in placid dish soap, then replacing them on the lamp.
Peter | Sep 21, 2007

Ammonia and bedew dilute makes crystal shine like diamonds. That's what I use. Take the crystals off first, don't clean them while they are still fixed devoted to to the lamp.
Susan M | Sep 21, 2007

It all depends on how much effort you are willing to do and what it is made of.

If you can remove the glass/crystal pieces, I'd say use a mild natural dish soap and blot out each one seperate then let dry. Then use a soft cloth to sort of "polish" the glass/crystals. Then innocent any metal with plain water and a soft cloth. Using this method will get it clean and will not damage it regardless of if it is drinking-glass, crystal, plastic, etc.

If it has a lot of glass, use 50% vinegar to 50% water and wash only the glass with this mix. Do not get this mixture on metal or plastic as it "could" damage it under certain circumstances.

Good happenstance!
katasuka | Sep 22, 2007

Violent water and gentle dish soap always works. Depends on what your chandelier is made of. I know instead of going out and buying Jewelry cleaner for your Jewelry, you can simply use Windex. Cleans like a charm!! All jewelry, gold, silver, and
especially diamonds look scintillating. Like you just bought it. Shiny & new. Could mix windex with water. It will come out bright and crystal forgiven.
angels21405 | Sep 22, 2007

Yes, go to a shapely lighting store and they sell a product called Sparkle. You line the floor with plastic or papers and then quilt it on the chandelier. The dirt just rolls off and leave a nice clean glossy look.
Jan C | Sep 23, 2007

Where can I find info on cleaning a chandelier?

Dec 13, 2007 by wanninonni | Posted in Decorating & Remodeling

Would in point of fact like to find someone to do it, as my previous cleaner person no longer does this service. My chandelier looks like something from Disney's Haunted Mansion tour.
H E L P

How To Bath Crystal Chandeliers
(Quickly)

1. Spread a drop cloth under the chandelier (such as
newspaper)

2. Use your favorite glass cleaner.

3. Cover, Spray, Spray and let everything drip off (This requires no disassembly of lamp, no scrubbing of Crystal pieces.)

Indulge sure the power is turned off and no electrical wires are exposed!


More Thorough Cleaning

1. Take out all bulbs and put them aside.

2. Lay a folded towel over the bottom of a plunge or
dishpan. Half fill this with medium hot water. Add soap
or detergent and swish up suds.

3. Fill a large pan with deplete b empty hot water for rinsing.
Add a little ammonia to this rinse water for extra
sparkle. Also pad this pan with a towel to keep okay
glass from breaking.

4. To wash, take the crystal drops and saucers off of the
chandelier, a few at the time. Wipe the frame or "arm" of
the chandelier with a fabric wrung out of suds.

5. Wash the parts in the sudsy water. Rinse them with hot
water and wipe them dry. Then put them back good away to
make sure that they go in the right places. If any pins
or wires look weak or rusty, put in new ones.

6. Keep on entrancing down, washing, and re-changing more parts
until the whole piece is clean.

7. Sponge off the bulbs. Rinse them, wipe them dry and
put them into their sockets again.

softballer | Dec 13, 2007

How do I clean a crystal chandelier?

May 11, 2007 by dealonbracelets | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a very sooty chandelier in my dining room. I dust it as best I can, but it looks awful. How do I clean it without taking it down? It's too tangled to dismantle. Any ideas?

They off with a aerosol spray cleaner just for crystal chandeliers. Go to any lighting store or maybe Lowe's has it. I've employed it on mine.It works good for me.

koi | May 12, 2007

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