<h2 class = 'uawtitle'>A Refresher Course On How To Put Lights On A Christmas Tree</h2><br />
<div style='font-style:italic;' class='uawbyline'>by Giselle Taylor</div><br /><br />
<div class='uawarticle'>Even by not marking off days in the month, I know when Christmas is here. It officially starts when carols are being sung, people are nicer and bargain sales are being given. Granted, it's more commercialized now than before; but that shouldn't stop anyone from enjoying all the love and festivities this season brings now should it? It's time to be merry, and where better to get started than in your home.<br />
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Truly, one of the most loved traditions that usher in the spirit of Christmas is by setting up a beautiful twinkling fir in your home. It is a practice eagerly done by excited family members, children and adults alike. Between the parents and siblings who think they know better, we could all use a complete guide on how to put lights on a christmas tree as a reference point. Read on to find helpful tips and information regarding this matter.<br />
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Before anything else, you will need to get the perfect tree. If you have an artificial tree stored up in the basement, you can use that for the holidays. If you want to get that cozy and intimate setting that comes with an aromatic and lush fir, visit a christmas tree store to purchase one that you like best. Make it an event in itself by letting the whole family in on the selection process<br />
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The living room or family den is usually the showroom for the tree. Find a spacious enough spot where you can walk around the tree as you hang up the decorations; but close enough a wall to plug the extension cords for the blinking lights.<br />
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What theme are you going for this year? Determine this as soon as possible so you can pick out appropriate lights. Christmas lights are now being sold in various colors, shapes, sizes and patterns-choose one that will best complement your tree's motif.<br />
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You can reuse your old christmas lights as long as they do not have frayed and busted lights. This is a fire hazard and you must replace them with new ones immediately. You need 100 bulbs for every one foot of tree so measure your tree and buy lights with the required number of bulbs.<br />
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Start putting up the lights from the lowest level. Coil the lights around the trunk and limbs, draping them as creatively as you can until the highest tier. Leave space for the garlands and other ornaments you will be hanging up later on. Keep the extension cords along the center of the tree, if possible, taping them discretely to avoid unsightly wires and cords.<br />
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Now the moment of truth-plug in the cord in the outlet. How does it look? Close the room lights and take a step back to assess your handy work. Is it all nice and twinkly? Is it evenly distributed all throughout the tree? Clip off unsightly needles and tuck in whatever needs to be kept hidden until you are satisfied. You now know the safe way on how to put lights on a christmas tree-enjoy it and let the good times roll! Happy holidays!<br />
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