How to put up christmas lights on house

Who doesn't love the look of Christmas lights? Unfortunately, getting them up can be a real pain. But maybe it doesn't have to be. Here is list of tips and tricks for hanging holiday lights that could save you countless house and remove the stress, leavin

Hanging Christmas lights the easy way less time on the ladder

Want to dazzle everyone with gorgeous holiday lights? Follow our nine expert advice and create a lovely winter wonderland this year.

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Purchase vinyl J Channels ($6 each-Comes in different colors!) from your local hardware store & get enough feet to do your house. *They are easily cut to your any length needed with a utility knife. Drill holes that are just big enough to accept the icicle lights or slightly smaller than the size of your C9 light bulbs. Space holes about 2" apart in bottom of the channel and push each icicle into the holes so they hang downward.

Anyone can string up some Christmas lights, but you aren't just anyone. Follow our tips to become the envy of your neighbors and leave them wondering how you made your house look like it's straight out of a Christmas movie.

Every year I said to myself, "there has got to be an easier way to put lights on pillars!" And so there is! Here is an easy, inexpensive way to decorate your outdoors with Christmas lights. The perfect solution to hanging Christmas lights on columns. #christmaslights #hanginglights #christmasdecor #outdoorchristmaslights

Our favorite outdoor Christmas light ideas include adding roof lights to your holiday display! Popular Christmas roof lights include C9 bulbs and icicle lights.

The holidays are quickly approaching, and you know what that means. We'll show you our 11 types of Christmas lights to consider.