I bought 2 sets last year to try them out, liked them. This year I bought 4 more sets to match the old ones... I put them all up and one of the strand from last year doesn't work. :whiz::whiz::whiz::whiz::whiz::whiz:
I ran out replacing them all I replaced 4 in that strand because my tester said they were bad. They are supposed to be rated for 20 years. Definitely not worth the extra $$ - that is what dissuades me.
I never have had this issue with regular lights.
Edit: I always store them nicely bundled, or on cord winders.
That is a Christmas light problem in general. Usually user error *no offense* but people don't properly store lights. How did you store yours for the season?
out of 5 strands of regular lights this year 11 yes 11 bulbs were out. They were all brand new last year. They were stored in a tote, and I will add they were all "RED" in color. I don't get why just the red ones went out
[Handing Christmas lights to Russ] Unravel these. We need to check every bulb. [Pulls out a huge tangle of lights] Oop. Little knot here, you can work on that. [Hands it to Russ]
We had probably 1/3 of our lights from last year not work. We did LEDS for the first time this year. We put 5 stands on our christmas tree and they are really pretty. I'd imagine that some of them wont work next year though. Mikey stores his lights very well though. He is about as anal with everything as an engineer gets.
we have the smaller traditional lights. if the strand doesn't work I waste no time with it. pitch it in the garbage and go to aco or big lots and by another one. I have no patients for xmas lights.
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