Its always exciting when you get your very first artificial
Christmas tree. Taking it out of the box, adding the lights, the
tinsel and the bulbs is a family tradition in our home.
The problem is, putting it back into that box, well, it just
never goes back in the same way it came out. My mom used the
same box for almost 20 years until it finally gave out.
A lot of tape was used to keep the corners together.
While the box is useful and the most inexpensive method, there are better alternatives which
will keep your tree looking as lifelike as it did when you first
took it out of the box.
Another method of Christmas tree
storage is a trusty garbage bag. A large green garbage bag will
prove to be an inexpensive alternative to the cardboard box your
tree first came in.
However, if you want to ensure that your
Christmas tree enjoys a long life year after year, a proper
Christmas tree storage bag is a must. Looking like a green
duffel bag, it will offer you a perfect way of keeping your tree
safe, complete with smaller compartments for extra storage. The
prices for a storage bag for your Christmas tree will range
between $10-$25, but a definite investment.
That's the Christmas spirit
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