Christmas is around the conner. Have you do the preparation for it?Let’s start from our part one: LED Decorations.If you used LED lights to decorate for Christmas, you probably think that’s the last of the holidays during which you can use them. Oh, how wrong you are! Christmas day is a great time of year to use LED lights to transform your home and yard into a festive wonderland. In part one of our LED Holiday Decorations series, we’ll look at the many different ways to use LED lights for Christmas decorations.
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Cleverly hidden, a simple LED lantern can make a perfect outdoor walkway light.
Let’s face it – winter is literally a very dark time of year in the United States. Using LED lanterns or bulbs to light a walkway or garden path is a great way to keep your home approachable and inviting, no matter what how dark it gets.
Candles are a beautiful accent to any mantle, but they carry inherent risks – namely, burning your house down. LED bulbs, artfully arranged, can achieve the same effect as candles but without the danger of lighting anything on fire. Also, you don’t have to worry about changing them as often.
LED lights are a great way of adding ambience and atmosphere to a Thanksgiving dinner. Many LED lights are battery powered, meaning there is no need for obnoxious power cords. Add a few bulbs to a traditional centerpiece for a new festive holiday tradition.
Tune in next month when we’ll explore the many different ways to use LED lights in your December holiday decorating scheme.
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