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Cleaning a Glass Chandelier

Here is a easy, quick, and mess free way to clean a chandelier. First, put some old towels or other rags on the floor or table under the chandelier, then spread several layers of newspaper over the towels. Since you don't want any moisture getting into the sockets, cover each bulb with a small plastic bag and hold in place with a tie twist.

Next, spray with enough window cleaner so that the dirt runs off onto the newspaper. The pendants can then drip dry or you can polish with a soft cloth for more shine.

When chandelier is dry, just throw away the newspaper and put the rags away if they didn't get wet. Now you have a shiny, clean chandelier!

By dwedenoja from New Creek, WV

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How do you clean a glass chandelier without making a mess?

dddinahhh from Elmhurst, IL

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RE: Cleaning a Glass Chandelier

If you have the patience to take all the crystals off, the best way is to put them in the sink with hot water and vinegar. All of them will comes out sparkling, and just let them air dry on a towel. (10/24/2006)

By LJ

RE: Cleaning a Glass Chandelier

I read somewhere to take an umbrella and open it turn it upside down and hang it on the chandelier. Next take a spray bottle of cleaner and spray the glass pieces the excess will fall into the umbrella.

Happy Cleaning! (10/24/2006)

By Becky B.

RE: Cleaning a Glass Chandelier

My sisters MIL used to put all the piece on the top rack of the dishwasher put it on rinse and through in a cup of vinegar. (no soap) and it came out awesome. Then she would have her 16 year old put it all back up. LOL..

Good luck. (10/25/2006)

By caraing

RE: Cleaning a Glass Chandelier

My chandelier is too old and delicate to remove the pieces individually. I lay two or three large bath towels across the table below and spray the pieces down with glass cleaner or a mixture of warm water and vinegar in a spray bottle. (10/26/2006)

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