The Tradition of LED Icicle Lights at Christmas
Imagine sitting by the fire and sipping a nice cup of hot cocoa which warms your
hands while the soft glow of the twinkling lights from your Christmas tree illuminate the tinsel and ornaments that seem to come to life with the various hues of green, blue, white, red, yellow, and oranges. Perhaps there may be a theme for your tree such as "Winter Wonderland" or even "Blue Christmas". Your tree may be white or blue to accommodate your ideas. The interior of your home may be filled with the proverbial "chestnuts roasting on an open fire" and the warm scents of cookies baking in the oven along with the Christmas goose. So you might have an idea for your home, but what about the decoration of the outside of your house? Perhaps you may want to stand out and make a statement or even give yourself a wonderful gift by saving energy but not sacrificing beauty and holiday cheer?Stringing up Christmas lights has usually been an arduous task for those who attempt it. Untangling wires, balancing on ladders, attaching them at various points to the house can all be very difficult tasks, especially if you don't have help. But all of this can be avoided with LED Christmas lights which not only can save you a hassle but also save your pocket on energy bills. LED stands for "light emitting diode" which is encased in plastic as opposed to a traditional glass bulb. They are also similar to incandescent bulbs but they do not have the filament that regular glass bulbs have so they will not burn out when they are weakened on power and take the entire string with them. Instead, they are illuminated by the movement of electrons and they are absent of excessive heat so that they will not waste electricity which certainly save money in your pocket!
LEDs used to come in red, but now they are multi-coloured and for a theme for the outside of your home, why not blue LED icicle lights to give the outside of your home a soft glow for those crisp, cold December nights to provide just the right amount of romantic and seasonal air that will be the envy of your street. The luminescence of the lights is just enough not to overwhelm or blind you when they are viewed close up. Traditionally, for the home and especially for the Christmas tree, multi-coloured lights are utilised to decorate the tree which can make it look discordant if the right theme is not in mind. For a blue-themed Christmas tree, blue LED icicle lights would be ideal since you would possibly be plugging in lights in the same household where various electronics and appliances are used. Traditional lights often have a hazard of causing blackouts.
To complement the tree (white plastic one would be ideal for a blue theme), silver and blue ornaments are best to start out with. Blue beads or silver tinsel could be added with the optional Elvis Presley's theme on the radio while you are decorating with your family. After turning off the lights, take a moment to step back and admire your work. If you are feeling very creative, take the extra mile and decorate your entire house with the same blue theme as your Christmas tree. Why not resemble a snowy blue landscape inside your home? Blue LED icicle lights are especially ideal for this since they can resemble real life icicles with radiance and luminosity.
The Tradition of LED Icicle Lights at Christmas
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