Weekly

Regular Dusting

Dust is the biggest enemy of a sparkling chandelier. Over time, it dulls the finish and dims the light.

• How to do it: Use a soft microfiber cloth or a feather duster. Gently wipe the surface, arms, and crystals. Work from top to bottom to avoid spreading dust.

Tip: Turn off the power before cleaning — safety first.

Every 6–12 Months

Deep Cleaning

A deeper clean helps restore the original brilliance of your chandelier.

• How to do it: Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with warm water. Dampen a soft cloth or sponge and gently wipe each component. Never soak electrical parts. After cleaning, dry thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth to prevent water spots.

Tip: For crystal chandeliers, remove crystals individually, clean them, and label each piece to ensure proper reassembly.

Periodic Inspection

Crystal Care

Crystals are the heart of many chandeliers. Over time, they may become loose or missing.

• How to do it: Periodically check each crystal. If you notice any issues, contact us for replacement parts. Clean crystals individually with a mild solution for best results.

Tip: Hand wash crystals carefully — never use a dishwasher.

Promptly & Properly

Bulb Replacement

Burned-out bulbs not only affect the look — they can strain other bulbs and shorten their life.

• How to do it: Replace burned-out bulbs as soon as you notice them. Always use the correct wattage and type specified in your fixture's documentation. For best results, replace all bulbs at once to maintain consistent light quality.

Tip: Keep spare bulbs on hand so you're never in the dark.

Annually

Professional Inspection

For complete peace of mind, consider having your chandelier inspected by a licensed electrician once a year.

• What they check: Wiring integrity, structural stability, and electrical safety.

Tip: If you notice flickering lights, unusual sounds, or any electrical concerns, disconnect the fixture immediately and call a professional.