TierramadreLandscape.com

I saw this in a random catalog last year. I know there is a clear plastic sheet that goes in front of your house and some kind of projector, which makes it look like snow is falling.
I found it! Pretty cool.

http://www.smarthome.com/c0304.html

THAT IS SICK I AM GONNA HAVE TO LOOK INTO THAT


maybe zamzoes or home depot

2007-11-25 19:03:34 by Michelle

bit.ly - Home for the Holidays with The Home Depot! Learn the proper way to hang outdoor Christmas lights, including safety tips.

I need to install my outdoor Christmas lights on my balcony, but don't have an outlet outside. Isn't there some pay to plug them into the outdoor light bulb socket? How do I do it, what do I need to buy?

At my Appartment Complex,each Year I remove the Entire Light Fitting,and attach my Bare/Stripped Extension cables End Wires,to the Two Wires Hanging from the Balcony Ceiling.Just make sure you use Duck Tape to insulate the Joins.Also turn off all power in your appartment first.

2006-11-23 20:47:38 by Miss Lindsey

I want turn on my Christmas lights but im not sure if thats ok, especially if they are submerged under snow. I have outdoor lights wrapped around my stair railing and the snow has covered them, can I turn them on without causing some kind of electrical damage??

hi the only way you can get electocuted is if you have a bulb missing or a broken bulb. trust me you can not get eltrocuted i have been shocked by christmas lights 100 times. all you feel is a tingling feeling but it still not good to get shocked

2008-12-15 17:19:44 by Kenny J©

I bought 5 strands of white mini christmas lights last year only to find out that they didn't have the clips that the big lights have to hang on my house. I would like to try and hang them up this year but i don't know how to secure them onto my home. should i staple them or nail them in?,,,,what? lol help please, i don't want to go get the big lights

I have used staples for years. Just be careful and not have staple cut wires.

2008-12-01 19:26:46 by Amanda C

I'm hanging Christmas lights for the first time and need to connect my house lights to a bush net light set. The only outdoor extension cords I can find are three prong, the Christmas lights are two prong. Every website I found says you have to use a three prong for safety's sake. How do I work around this safely?

If the lights do not have a ground buying an adapter doesn't make any difference. Plug the grounded extension cord into then the 2 prong male lights into the 3 prong female cord. Just do as said above and make sure to form a proper seal with electrical tape.

They don't see Christmas lights with a ground so whether you use a 2 or 3 prong extension cord is not going to matter.

2007-11-26 09:27:16 by JazzCat