Care & Maintenance

Let your Light Shine- Dust Free

Light fixtures need regular care just like any other part of your home. When kept clean and clear, they don’t just look better—they shine brighter. Sparkling fixtures enhance both the beauty and the brightness of your space, far more than those left unattended. Giving your lighting a routine clean is a simple effort that delivers a big payoff.

Crystal Chandeliers:

Nothing compares to the beauty of a crystal chandelier. Its sparkling crystals catch the light, creating a dazzling display that reflects the elegance of your home.

Although chandeliers may look difficult to clean, you don’t need to take them apart. With the right method, it’s quick and effortless.

Place thick towels and newspaper beneath the fixture to catch drips. Cover bulbs and sockets with plastic bags secured by twist ties or rubber bands. Then, spray each crystal with glass cleaner, letting dust and grime drip away. Allow the crystals to air dry, or gently polish them with a soft cloth.

In just minutes, your chandelier will regain its brilliance—no tedious disassembly required.

Fix Flickering Chandelier Lights: Easy Cleaning Tips:

Dust and debris buildup inside chandelier sockets often causes lights to flicker. To solve this, turn off the power at the electrical box, remove the bulbs, and carefully clean or sand the electrical contacts. Blow away any remaining dust, reinstall the bulbs, and switch the power back on. With clean sockets, your crystal chandelier will shine bright and steady, free from annoying flickers.

Ceiling-Mounted Fixtures:

Before cleaning ceiling light fixtures, always ensure they’re completely cool to the touch. Carefully remove the screws and take down the globes or covers. Soak them in warm, soapy water to loosen built-up dirt, dust, and grime. For fixtures with stubborn kitchen grease, add a small amount of household ammonia to the water. Gently wipe with a soft cloth, rinse thoroughly, and dry completely. Once clean, reattach the globes and securely tighten the hardware to keep your ceiling fixtures safe, bright, and beautiful.

Lighting Bases:

Regularly dust your lamp bases to keep them looking fresh, and occasionally polish them with the right cleaning products. Use lemon or orange oil to restore the shine of wooden bases. For lamps with synthetic materials, always unplug before wiping them down with a slightly damp sponge. Metal lamp parts should be cleaned and polished using products specifically designed for the type of metal to maintain their brilliance and durability.

Illumination Bulbs:

Dusty light bulbs waste energy and reduce brightness in your home. A clean bulb shines brighter, enhances your space, and saves money on electricity. To clean safely, unplug the fixture and allow the bulb to cool. Wipe it gently with a damp sponge to remove dust and grime. Once dry, plug the lamp back in and enjoy the improved brightness and efficiency.