Recommended Care for Lighting and Metal

Fabric Shades
Use a fine brush or a lint remover on your lampshade to remove the accumulated dirt and dust. If necessary, you may use a white cloth dampened with a mild solution of soapy water to wash the shade gently and evenly. Rinse thoroughly with a white cloth dipped in clean water. The shade should be allowed to dry quickly, preferably in the sun or by using a hair dryer. You may also use a home dry cleaning product.

Glass Shades
Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe your shade. If necessary, you may use a white cloth dampened with a mild solution of soapy water to gently wash the shade. Rinse thoroughly with a white cloth dipped in clean water. A mild glass cleaner may also be used.

Metal Bases (Steel, Aluminum, etc.)
Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe the material.

Powder Coated Finish
Use a clean, soft cloth to wipe your piece. You may also dampen the cloth with a mild solution of soapy water. Rinse thoroughly with a white cloth dipped in clean water, wipe dry.

Mirrors
Use a clean, soft cloth dampened with a mild solution of vinegar and water to wipe the glass clean starting from the center or any common glass cleaner can be used as well.

Recommended Care for Wood Furniture

Wood is an organic material with natural variations in grain and coloring, and so inconsistencies are an inherent characteristic. Wood also breathes, and should be kept away from direct heat sources that can dry, crack or distort the wood. Direct sunlight may also cause some wood stains to fade over time, so care should be taken to limit your wood furniture’s exposure to direct sunlight.

To keep Cisco Brothers wood furniture looking its best, clean it regularly with a clean dry all cotton cloth. Spray a non-wax furniture polish evenly over the surface of the furniture. Wipe dry immediately. Remember to keep spray away from fabrics, wall and carpeting as staining or discoloration may occur. Cisco Brothers recommends the use of a polish that does not contain waxes, silicones, or abrasives. Natural organic oil may also nourish and revitalize the finish of your wood product; many such oils also contain an emulsifier that will dissolve and remove dirt, films, and fingerprints.