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2012-01-17 Lakewood Pr-lit tree:

Hi.      You really can't get bulbs and bases together, if that is what you are looking for.  You would need 2.5 volt bulbs (assuming each loop has 50 bulbs) and use your old bases.  Not all 2.5 volt bulbs

2011-12-21 sylvania c9 led stay lit lights from bjs 50 count:

Hi.    You can try using a miniature light tester. These are usually a few dollars and are sold at places that sell decorations. (Although I don't think I've seen them at BJs). This may help you find where

2011-12-19 storing xmas lights:

Hi    Miniature lights are just temperamental. I would avoid extreme heat, like in the attic.  The less they are shaken, the better.  I usually use the box they come in (without the packing that hold the

2011-12-14 9' Prelite Christmas Tree:

Hi.    Electricity follows the path of least resistance.  As a result, no matter what the voltage is, if there is a different resistance, the bulbs may not work right.  As an owner of a 32,000 light display

2011-12-13 Simple, tasteful designs?:

Hi.    You don't need to use all the light show stuff.  Buy some steady burning miniature lights, and start decorating, and see where it takes you.  A lot of people use clear, but I personally think it