Chandeliers and central light fixtures make beautiful, intricate additions to your home. Since most items in these categories have many parts, it is difficult to thoroughly clean the chandelier, especially while it's still hanging from the ceiling. The good news is that you do not have to take a chandelier or central light fixture apart to clean it. Instead, you can follow these steps for the best results.
Even though you are not taking apart the chandelier, it is clearly still a time-consuming job, since each individual piece needs to be cleaned. If the thought of wiping each of the chandelier parts individually sounds intimidating, you can instead use a solution of two teaspoons rubbing alcohol in a pint of water. Spray it liberally on the chandelier (after doing steps 1 and 2) and allow it to drip-dry. This will still leave a very clean chandelier, but it will not quite be as good as cleaning each individual part, since you won't be wiping off any dust or grime.
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