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Cleaning the chandelier?

9 years ago

I'd be curious to know what the homeowner has to say about cleaning this bubble chandelier fixture in the kitchen. I live in Denver, and see the designer is in Niwot--any feedback on this? I'd like to put this exact same fixture in my upcoming kitchen renovation.

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Greenleaf Design
9 years ago
Hi there--yes, not the easiest thing to clean so you have to be OK with the trade off. It doesn't have to be done that often but people have different thresholds of "clean" so if your's is low, you may want to use it elsewhere.

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