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Boost Me (for free) Merry Christmas! Please consider to give a boost and press like! Feeling like giving the same old Christmas gifts—chocolate, cookies, and wine—is a bit boring and generic? Add a spark of creativity and charm to your holiday presents with this tealight tiny house! The main structure and its three interchangeable cover (perfect to show off your new BambuLab wood filaments) styles are designed to print without any support. Perfect for holding a standard tealight LED candle, this tiny house serves as a festive decoration and a thoughtful companion gift to elevate your presents for friends and relatives. Whether paired with Christmas cookies, chocolate, wine, or given as a personalized last-minute surprise, this tiny house is sure to brighten the holiday spirit in style!Please take a look my other Christmas models , including the very original Christmas tree ornaments or baubles lit with an LED tealight. This concept went overboard this year, and I am happy with that because, as far as I know, my work from last year was the first to introduce tealight-encapsulated baubles. Enjoy!Tealight Christmas tree ornaments:Earth ball ball ball type 1 ball type 2 ball type 3 ball ball ball building: round hut: a look at my Dutch house silhouette model for Christmas decoration as well: light LED candle light boxes modeled by my then-11-year-old, now 12:Christmas tree light box 5-point star light box 8-point star / snowflake light box

When Christmas approaches, a lot of people get excited to decorate their homes and outdoor spaces with Christmas decor. From Christmas trees to stockings and tinsel, there are endless options to make your space festive, so why not add some LED Christmas lights into your decor too? This blog post is going to look at nine different ways you can use outdoor Christmas lights to enhance your decorations, so read on to find out more.Photo from shutterstockLight the Tree and Whole HouseLED Christmas lights are great to use to decorate not only a Christmas tree, but the whole house too. String lights are the perfect option because they can wrap around a tree as well as cover a larger area such as a house. You can either light up your indoor tree, or get creative and use outdoor Christmas lights to light up the outside of your house and outdoor trees/bushes too. Ollny 330ft Christmas string lights are long and ideal for covering large spaces.Photo from shutterstockLight Up Your YardYou can use any kind of outdoor Christmas lights to light up your backyard. Instead of going for common Christmas lights like icicle lights or string lights, why not choose something different and try Ollny Christmas RGB Tree lights? They are great to use outdoors and can be installed easily, so all you need to do is enjoy them and all their uniqueness.Add a Christmas Atmosphere to Your GiftsMake your Christmas gifts glow with some tree lights. These tree lights are unique and spectacular and can be stood upright, the perfect place to put Christmas gifts under. They are different to other more traditional LED Christmas lights, perfect for indoor decorations.Outline Your HouseChristmas rope lights are a fun way to glow up your house this Christmas. Like other outdoor Christmas lights, these rope lights are waterproof so are a great addition to your outdoor Christmas decorations. You can get creative with choosing colors and hanging styles, giving your home a look that is unique to you.Photo from shutterstockDo Not Forget the BushesIf you have bushes and shrubs outside of your house, front or back, lighting them up with outdoor Christmas net lights is a great way to spruce up your Christmas decorations this festive season. Ollny Christmas net lights are the best for this because they cover a wide area, are easy to install and can also join to other lights to connect multiple bushes at once.Photo from shutterstockBrighten the EavesIcicle Christmas lights are an easy way to decorate the eaves, as well as being versatile in how you connect them. Ollny icicle Christmas lights come in different lengths and colors so are a great way to decorate different eaves to

Want. You’ll find this on the outside of the box, in the specifications section of the online listing, or on a label similar to the one below. Convert total watts to kilowatts Divide total watts by 1000 to convert to kilowatts Estimate total daily usage of your lights and number of days you will have them lit. For example, if you have your lights on from dusk until bedtime, you may have your lights on for 6 hours a day. Many people put up their Christmas lights the day after Thanksgiving and leave them up through the 12th day of Christmas, which is January 5th. Calculate the number of kilowatt hours you will use Number of kilowatts * # hours per day * # of days = total amount of kilowatt hours you will use. Multiply total kilowatt hours by your average price per kilowatt hour (kWh) For the calculator example below, we used a 66 foot long string of C9 (large size) bulbs that’s 215 watts, and assumed our home was lit up for 6 hours per day. Over the course of a month, this light string would only use 38.7kWh. And it would add just $6.15 on your energy bill, based on the US average electricity rate of 15.91¢ per kWh. Use the calculator tool below to calculate what your holiday light display will add to your electric bill. How much electricity does a typical 215 watt 66Ft Outdoor Christmas Lights,100 LED C9 String Lights use? Usage Daily