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We hear this question a few times a month and every so often when folks order LED light strings with the plan to use bulbs from our LED strings in sets purchased from another vendor …
Most Christmas light strings have little plastic envelopes of replacement bulbs with an extra fuse as well. In the event that you accidentally blow a second fuse before realizing that there is a maximum number …
If you’ve been shopping for Christmas lights for a couple of Seasons, you may have noticed that most measurements on Christmas lights are followed by approximate, or approx. And you may be asking yourself, “Why …
We love a fun project for Halloween! Our official first spooky project for 2019 is Milk Carton (Jug) Ghost, Luminaries. We’ve been saving the milk jugs for this project for a while and we’re happy …
Short answer: No. Longer answer: No, they do not. Joking aside, based on semiconductor technology rather than heating a filament like an incandescent bulb, LED bulbs and light strings do not heat up under operation. …
Versions of this question also include: Why don’t LED bulbs get hot? How are LED lights different than standard mini lights? The answer to these questions covers a very broad range of super-technical information. I’ve …
