Holiday

[Just Bling]

I bought mine from Home Depot 2 years ago.  Actually any home improvement/hardware store around the holidays.

I get through an entire Holiday season without having to replace the batteries.

[LTT1]

@cancun08@blueskys@GSPgirl@GCR18@goldensrbest

I notified everyone who automatically came up 

I have purchased the last two years from A. Fine for some things if I did not want them to last.

Now I feel it is time to get some “nice” with the expectation that these will last.

Also, there is a convenience factor.

It is not fun going outside every other night in the cold and reaching behind scratchy branches to fuss with battery changes. 🎈

So thank you for your input which is great...and I ordered a clear set.

A PB autumn wreath came with lousy lights, so I would like some orange fairy lights too💛🧡💚💛🧡💚

[mousiegirl]

---

@LTT1 wrote:

Hi all...

Everyone/anyone...I am determined to get a light strand for the wreath on the front door.

Batteries on light strands purchased in the past usually have required battery changes often (faerie lights with “coin” batteries) and so I’d like either a timer/remote or both.

Any suggestions? TIA

---

@LTT1  TSV has a remote.

[Tribesters]

@LTT1

I used the fairy lights from last year’s TSV on my wreath last Christmas. I was very happy with it. 

[Retiredonthebeach]

I really love these and have a question if one little light burns out, do they all burn out? 

[LTT1]

@Retiredonthebeach

If these are like the ones I have ordered in the past (from another source) the lights are not bulbs. They are more like “blips” along the wires.

[GSPgirl]

---

@blueskys wrote:

Amazon 

---

Thanks