Chandelier Cleaning

Chandeliers are elegant and beautiful. They are are also fragile, intricate, expensive, and hard to clean! To maintain a chandeliers' brilliance, a maximum amount of light must be refracted by its numerous faceted crystals. Dirt or other coatings on crystal surfaces result in an unattractive dullness; ruining a chandeliers' brilliance. Until recently there has only been one way to clean chandeliers (with chemical sprays and hand rubbing), Besides being hard on the environment, this approach is very time consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive. It can also cause damage to metals and metal finishes as well as crystal surfaces. Fortunately, we've eliminated all these problems with our cleaning technology!

Acu-Bright's "Aquasonics™" cleaning process is totally unique.  It uses no chemicals, will not harm chandelier surfaces, and is better, faster, and cheaper than tradition cleaning.  In fact, it is so effective that it has been patented in the United States and 15 other countries!

Close-up of one of Acu-Brights' ultrasonic cleaning vessels

The Acu-Bright Aquasonics™ process uses pure water and ultrasonics. So your chandelier can remain in place during the cleaning process we use vessels that come up from under chandelier crystals. Once "surrounded", water and sound waves clean all crystal surfaces. The ultrasonic action breaks the natural attraction between dust, nicotine, and other materials without causing corrosion, breakage, or other damage to the crystals or frame of the chandelier.

The Aquasonics™ chandelier cleaning process is patented in the US and 15 other countries

Since our various vessels can surround a few to "several hundred" of crystals at a time, the entire cleaning process can be reduced by up to 80%.  For an example, our process can clean up to 30 crystals in a period of 2-5 seconds - using our smallest vessel! The result is a more effective result that less costly (and time-consuming) than traditional methods - and the results will last longer, and we can can show you why...