Glass Cleaning and Care

Please use a hook or nail to hang your pieces into a secure wall.

Suction pads can be unreliable especially with heat changes (such as the sun hitting them).

Stained glass pieces are constructed with solder which contains lead and some have a lead came border too.
Glass is sealed with wax when complete, however, it is recommended after handling you should wash your hands thoroughly. Lead is a health issue when inhaled or ingested.

(Remember to be gentle as some pieces may be fragile)

Over time, lead came borders may darken - if this happens, you can use a soft steel wool pad to remove the darkness and then buff it back to its original shine using a dry cloth (I tend to use tea towels or kitchen roll)!

I clean and polish pieces thoroughly before sending them out, although some chemicals may remain which can cause a white 'mold' or 'crust' along solder lines over time. If this happens, use a dampened small brush (such as a toothbrush), dip it into some baking soda and gently brush along the affected areas. When you're happy you've removed all the white mold rinse the piece and dry it. Use a wax finishing compound to protect and polish the piece.