If you are shopping for mini lights or craft lights here at Christmas Light Source, you may be wondering if our lights stay on if a bulb burns out.
Here is a quick video answering that question:
If you have a question about Christmas lights, ask us via our Contact Page. We’ll answer you directly and if we see a question often enough, we’ll create an answer video.
Thanks for your continuing questions and project photos!
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