How to Clean & Maintain Your Brass Chandelier

We believe in minimum maintenance—that’s why we use quality raw materials, long-lasting finishes, and premium lacquer. Most routine care requires only gentle dusting.

Our premium lacquer protects the finish. Routine care:

• Weekly dusting with a dry microfiber cloth.
• For fingerprints, fog lightly with breath and buff dry.
• If needed, a slightly damp water-only cloth, then dry immediately.

Avoid solvents and abrasives that can haze or lift lacquer.

Living brass develops natural patina. To keep a brighter look:

• Dust frequently; wipe prints with a dry cloth.
• Use a brass-safe polish sparingly; test first.
• Buff gently with a soft cloth to avoid streaks.

• Dry, lint-free cloth to remove dust. For glass, a water-damp cloth then dry.
• Avoid ammonia cleaners near brass; mask metal if needed.
• Handle crystals by the edges; support attachments.

• Use a lint roller or vacuum with soft brush on low suction.
• Spot-clean with distilled water; avoid soaking seams.
• Keep away from high humidity.

• Power : Turn off at the breaker.
• Protection : Wear clean cotton gloves; use a soft blanket under the work area.
• Support : Never hang by arms/crystal strands; support by the mounting point.
• Professional Help : Use a licensed electrician for fitting and technical issues.

• Damp Areas : Only use fixtures designated for damp locations.
• Bulbs : Stay within rated wattage.
• Dimming : Use dimmable bulbs with compatible dimmers to avoid flicker.
• Ventilation : Allow heat to dissipate; don’t enclose shades too tightly.

• Water Spots : Wipe immediately; if needed, slightly damp cloth then dry.
• Fingerprints : Fog and buff with microfiber.
• Haze on Lacquer : Avoid solvents; contact us if it persists.

• Rewrap in original foam/bags; prevent metal-to-metal contact.
• Store in a dry, temperate room.
• Bag small parts; photograph wiring before disassembly.

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