3-Tier Alabaster Disc Chandelier for Dining Room & Bedroom | L&B RODDLE

Do

•Always switch off the fixture before cleaning, adjusting, or replacing bulbs.

•Allow bulbs, glass, crystal, metal, stone, and fabric components to cool completely before handling.

•For deeper cleaning, bulb replacement, or component removal, turn off power at the breaker whenever possible.

•Use a soft microfiber or lint-free cloth for routine care, and wear soft gloves when handling crystal, glass, alabaster, or polished finishes.

•Make sure every cleaned part is completely dry before reassembly or use.

Don't

•Do not clean while the fixture is hot.

•Do not spray water or cleaning solution directly onto the fixture.

•Do not allow liquid to reach sockets, wiring, LED components, drivers, or electrical connections.

•Do not use abrasive pads, steel wool, bleach, ammonia, acidic cleaners, harsh cleaners, or strong solvents.

•Do not scrub delicate finishes, plated metal, crystal, alabaster, or fabric shades.

Alabaster

Best care: Dry microfiber cloth.

Avoid: Soaking, vinegar, lemon, direct spray, harsh cleaners, high moisture.

Glass

Best care: Mild soap and hand washing if removable.

Avoid: Dishwasher, direct spray, abrasive pads, liquid near sockets or wiring.

Crystal

Best care: Gloves, pH-neutral mild soap, lint-free drying.

Avoid: Ammonia, abrasive cleaners, twisting, soaking with metal parts.

Metal

Best care: Dry microfiber cloth, minimal moisture, immediate drying.

Avoid: Metal polish, vinegar, bleach, ammonia, acidic cleaners, abrasive pads.

Fabric

Best care: Soft brush, microfiber cloth, low-suction vacuum.

Avoid: Soaking unless approved, direct spray, rubbing, bleach, harsh detergent.

Do

•Dust gently with a dry, soft microfiber cloth.

•Use a soft brush for carved grooves, stone seams, or textured details.

•For rare deeper cleaning, use only a barely damp cloth with distilled water, then dry immediately.

•Support alabaster pieces carefully with both hands when handling or cleaning.

•Keep alabaster away from direct steam, outdoor exposure, and high-moisture areas.

•Let the natural veining, tone variation, and surface character remain part of the stone's beauty.

•Use LED bulbs in alabaster and stone fixtures whenever compatible. LED bulbs typically help reduce heat exposure compared with incandescent or halogen bulbs, supporting the stone's translucency and long-term beauty.

Don't

•Do not soak, rinse, or submerge alabaster.

•Do not spray water or cleaner directly onto the stone.

•Do not use vinegar, lemon, bleach, ammonia, alcohol, abrasive pads, all-purpose cleaners, or acidic stone cleaners.

•Do not rub aggressively or apply heavy pressure.

•Do not place alabaster in prolonged direct sunlight or near strong heat sources, as extended exposure may contribute to discoloration, surface change, or material stress over time.

•Do not install alabaster lighting in enclosed showers, outdoor spaces, or areas with direct water contact unless the product is specifically rated for that environment.

Do

•Dust regularly with a dry microfiber or lint-free cloth.

•For fingerprints or light buildup, use a lightly dampened cloth with mild dish soap, then dry immediately.

•If the glass shade is removable, hand wash gently with lukewarm water and mild soap.

•Dry completely with a lint-free cloth before reinstalling.

•Hold glass shades securely with both hands when removing or reattaching.

•Clean glass separately from electrical parts, sockets, metal hardware, and stone components.

Don't

•Do not place glass shades in the dishwasher.

•Do not use abrasive pads, rough cloths, harsh glass cleaners, ammonia-based cleaners, or strong solvents.

•Do not spray cleaner directly onto the fixture.

•Do not allow water or cleaner to reach sockets, wiring, metal hardware, LED parts, or drivers.

•Do not reinstall glass while it is wet.

Do

•Wear cotton or microfiber gloves to reduce fingerprints.

•Dust regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth.

•Clean removable crystal pieces individually when needed.

•For removable crystal only, use lukewarm water with a small amount of mild, pH-neutral dish soap.

•Dry each crystal immediately with a lint-free cloth to prevent water spots.

•Photograph or label crystal strands, drops, or decorative sections before removing them.

•If using a crystal-safe cleaning solution, apply it to the cloth first — never directly onto the chandelier.

Don't

•Do not spray cleaner directly onto crystal or the chandelier.

•Do not use ammonia, abrasive cleaners, acidic cleaners, harsh glass cleaners, or rough cloths.

•Do not soak crystal together with metal hooks, plated parts, sockets, wiring, or LED components.

•Do not twist, pull, or force crystal strands.

•Do not air-dry crystal if you want a clear, spotless finish.

•Do not mix crystal cleaning methods with alabaster, fabric, plated metal, or painted finishes.

Do

•Dust metal parts with a dry microfiber cloth.

•For light smudges, use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap only when needed, then dry immediately.

•Clean gently around joints, screws, chains, and curves where dust can collect.

•For brushed stainless steel, wipe in the direction of the grain when visible.

•For stainless steel, use a soft cloth, mild soap, and immediate drying as the safest everyday method.

•For copper or brass finishes, allow natural aging or a soft patina to develop unless the product specifically states otherwise.

•For iron or wrought-metal details, dry every joint, screw, chain, and crevice fully after any damp cleaning.

Don't

•Do not scrub matte, brushed, plated, painted, or powder-coated finishes.

•Do not use metal polish unless the product care instructions specifically allow it.

•Do not use bleach, ammonia, vinegar, acidic cleaners, chloride-based cleaners, abrasive pads, steel wool, or polishing compounds.

•Do not leave moisture sitting on iron, screws, chains, joints, or canopy areas.

•Do not assume all copper or brass should be polished — some finishes are designed to age naturally.

•Do not use polishing compounds on plated or painted finishes, as they may remove, dull, or damage the surface.

Do

•Dust every 1–2 weeks with a soft microfiber cloth, soft brush, or feather duster.

•Use a vacuum with a low-suction upholstery brush attachment when needed.

•Use a clean lint roller only on smooth, sturdy fabric shades.

•For pleated shades, clean along the folds with a soft paintbrush or makeup brush.

•Spot clean only when necessary with a barely damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap.

•Allow fabric shades to air dry fully before turning the fixture back on.

Don't

•Do not soak fabric shades unless the shade is removable, washable, and specifically approved for water cleaning.

•Do not spray cleaner directly onto fabric.

•Do not rub aggressively, as this may distort the weave, pleats, lining, or surface texture.

•Do not use bleach, alcohol, stain remover, strong detergent, or harsh fabric cleaner.

•Do not use a lint roller on delicate, embroidered, fringed, velvet, loose-weave, silb-like, or embellished fabric.

•Do not reinstall or use a fabric shade while damp.