There are lots of places in my home where a few minilights would look great during the holiday season but plugging them into a wall outlet just isn't practical.
Now I'm seeing lots of battery operated minilights. I'm guessing they're LEDs so the lights will stay on for more than a night or two.
Now I'm wondering how many batteries will I need to buy? Replacing the batteries frequently wouldn't be one of my favorite things to do. Besides... who is going to see the pretty lights at 2:00 in the morning???
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There are lots of places in my home where a few minilights would look great during the holiday season but plugging them into a wall outlet just isn't practical.
Now I'm seeing lots of battery operated minilights. I'm guessing they're LEDs so the lights will stay on for more than a night or two.
Now I'm wondering how many batteries will I need to buy? Replacing the batteries frequently wouldn't be one of my favorite things to do. Besides... who is going to see the pretty lights at 2:00 in the morning???
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