This is good info on why you water your Christmas tree's, Plus check your light & their wiring.
Enjoy, Stay Safe.
Jeff
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Christmas Tree fire.
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Re: Christmas Tree fire.
Great info! Ours is fake, do I still water it? Just kidding! Never had a real tree, my dad is a retired fireman and he said he's been on to many house fires from Christmas trees and we weren't having one. I been in several myself from when I volunteered as a fireman for 12 years. I'll take the fake one!
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Re: Christmas Tree fire.
Good advice Jeff.
We have had an artificial tree for about 10 years now (of my 31+ years of marriage). Always said I'd never get one, but now, I'd never go back to real; too much of a fire hazard.
Thanks again for the reminder and be safe!
We have had an artificial tree for about 10 years now (of my 31+ years of marriage). Always said I'd never get one, but now, I'd never go back to real; too much of a fire hazard.
Thanks again for the reminder and be safe!
Stanton
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Re: Christmas Tree fire.
Thanks Jeff, great info for anybody with a real tree. If you have a dog it may water the tree for you. As for me, all twenty of our trees are fake.
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