How to Carefully Store Christmas Decorations for Next Year

Another terrible thing for many is when all the decorations and lights are tangled in a dusty box somewhere in the attic. The thought of untangling all this mess can kill the Christmas spirit. However, there are several techniques you can use to not lose your Christmas decorations or leave them in a mess.

Here are some ways to safely store Christmas decorations so that next holidays they seem like new ones.

Storing Decorations

Christmas decorations can be small details placed on the tree, but they make everything beautiful. So you should ensure that your decorations are stored safely and not lost.

Since Christmas ornaments are very small, they need small boxes and packaging for safe storage. A great way to keep them is by using Christmas food packaging. We know there are always many products during holidays, and we simply throw away small boxes and cardboard boxes. Food like Ferrero Rocher Hazelnut Chocolate, Christmas Mix and Ovation Break-It Pairs in the Manager's ad next week have excellent boxes for storing these small ornaments. So when you buy all the sweets for Christmas, don't forget to save those little boxes for decorations and then carefully pack them into larger boxes.

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Christmas Tree

Christmas trees can be very expensive, especially during holidays, so you should make sure it lasts a couple of years when buying an artificial tree. Proper storage makes this possible. There are two ways to do it. The first is a cheap method using plastic wrap. After removing all the ornaments and lights, you just need some plastic wrap. Carefully wrap the tree with the entire plastic sheet. Make sure you don't damage the tree and then store it in a cool, dry place — and that's all. The second method is simply to buy a large tree storage bag. It's just a matter of opening and closing once all the ornaments are removed, and you know your tree is safe.

Lights

Christmas lights look great on the tree, but not in a tangled pile. A great way to neatly store lights is by using sturdy cardboard base. Wind the lights onto a base systematically and carefully, and you'll definitely get them next season to light up your living room.

Conclusion

Holidays are the time spent with family and loved ones in fun. So we're sure these tricks will help when cleaning up or setting decorations and free up more time for fun with family and friends.