Product arrived and was very well sealed. Many complain of leaking bottles. Mine was sealed with a foil cap beneath the twist on cap. Similar to that which comes with condiments. No possibility of leakage. I used it on my crystal chandelier which hadn't been cleaned since I moved into the house 4 years ago. My only caution is that you check the position of the spray button and choose the one that gives a mist instead of a spray. My first few squirts shot across the dining room! I ended up also using it on my Grandmother's Hurricane lamps as well as some intricate porcelain figurines. A shower curtain liner and some old towels on top of the dining room table caught all the grime and gook that dripped away. I have plenty left for several more applications. I would recommend this product.

I thought it was too good to be true, but no!! I laid down a thick towel on the table, turned off the light switch and sprayed down my dusty chandelier. I worked my away around from the bottom up, then I stood on the table and sprayed from the inside down, all around. While I was up there I touched up the brass with a soft cloth, wiping away some wet dust. There was a lot of dripping and I sprayed a bit more. Then I waited for it to be completely dry before switching on the light, and WAH LA - it sparkled like brand new! Great product! I'll clean the chandelier more often now. :o)

I thought it was too good to be true, but no!! I laid down a thick towel on the table, turned off the light switch and sprayed down my dusty chandelier. I worked my away around from the bottom up, then I stood on the table and sprayed from the inside down, all around. While I was up there I touched up the brass with a soft cloth, wiping away some wet dust. There was a lot of dripping and I sprayed a bit more. Then I waited for it to be completely dry before switching on the light, and WAH LA - it sparkled like brand new! Great product! I'll clean the chandelier more often now. :o)

I am Linda Schwartz, not Daniel. I wish I could remember the name of the product we used to get at Home Depot or Lowe's. Can't find it anywhere, so I tried Sparkle Plenty. It was horrible. I can neither believe nor understand the number of positive reviews of this product, so I am skeptical and suspicious, but that's another story. When I used this product (and I DO know how to use this type of chandelier spray), I was left with two chandeliers, one almost a hundred years old and one Schonbek only 10 or 15 years old, completely covered in water spots. We are horribly disappointed. Light bulbs as well as all crystals look awful. Try a different product, please! We know how to spray down the chandelier, then back up. We know how to let it drip dry. Sparkle Plenty does not.

We just finished a remodel of our bathroom that created dust everywhere throughout the house . I have chandeliers from restoration hardware and I was dreading cleaning them . I knew they were filthy dusty . I sprayed this one just as the directions say , however because this chandelier actually sits lower in my formal front room I was very meticulous about how clear I wanted the crystals to be . When I just sprayed the crystals , it did leave a slight spotted film (if the chandelier was extremely high I don't think anyone would notice ) ... however I did end up removing the crystals and spraying and wiping by hand with gloves . I actually enjoyed the process because with the spray and wiping they were turning out completely gorgeous and light brand new . Also my style of chandelier has glass dish like fixtures the candles sit in so I knew the product wasn't doing to be able to drip from the dishes ... again I removed them and wiped them like new . I'm glad I found this product . It was safe and easy to work with and left a great result when I included wiping the crystals by hand . Every chandelier is different so be realistic with what you are expecting