The Best Way to Clean a Crystal Chandelier

Begin with cleaning by using the feather duster to brush off loose particles of dust. This minimizes the possibility of the item getting dusty as you begin wiping it with water. Wipe feathers lightly over the facets of the chandelier, the mirror, the frame, and the handle.

Mix distilled water in a spray bottle with a ​​isopropyl. Distilled water prevents mineral absorption, while isopropyl alcohol helps break down stubborn oils and fats. Gently shake the bottle to mix the ingredients.

Put on your gloves and wet your fine linen cloth with the solution you made. Squirt a little bit of the detergent on one of the microfiber clothing and start wiping the mirrors. For large areas clean with a soft brush. Do not use strong chemicals as the ends of the chandeliers are very sensitive and can be easily ruined. Try rubbing a solution of distilled water and isopropyl alcohol on a hidden area first to see if it damages the surface, before beginning the process of chandelier cleaning. 

For the final touch, use a soft cloth to dry each surface, making sure there are no streaks on the back. Drying the chandelier removes water spots and provides spotless lighting.

Follow the same steps above on how to clean a glass chandelier without taking it down. Be extra careful during the process, ensuring you don't miss any pieces. Use less water to avoid mishaps that could lead to power outages or damage.