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Generally, no, but a bulb of over 100 watts is not recommended to prevent the shade from drying out prematurely.

Somewhere cool, dry and out of the reach of children and pets. Kiddies are naturally inquisitive (as are some pets) so keep these things where neither can inadvertently get hold of them.

Fireworks can be very safe if handled correctly. Our pyrotechnicians are licensed and go through a yearly training and safety course. In order to ensure a clean safety record, we comply by all local, state, and federal safety regulations.

A clean white dry cloth works well for a light dusting. Shades will last many years with ordinary care.

It is a matter of preference, but the common standard is it is too big if it goes several inches below the on/off switch. Remember, a shade is meant to enhance a lamp, not to hide it.

Provided that they are either 1.4G or 1.3G classification (and are classified as consumer fireworks) no specialist licence is required.