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LED Xmas lights
Every Christmas when I hang my lights I seal all male/female
connections between cords with electrical tape so that water should not penetrate and short out the circuit. I was wondering if anyone objects to doing this. I object. Please don't do that anymore. **kidding** I do it too. On a related note can someone recommend a brand of LED xmas lights that are as bright as typical miniature incandescents? I bought some last year but they are noticably dimmer. I always put white lights on the roofline of the house (using clips so each is positioned just so) and it looks nice. But I'm one of those people for whom incandescent light looks yellowish so white LED's look great--really really white--plus they look different than anyone else's lights. I want them brighter though. |
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