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1. Always Inspect Lights Before Hanging Them The first thing you should do before hanging the Christmas lights is to inspect the plugs, wires, and sockets for any problems.

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THE 10 BEST CHRISTMAS TOWNS IN AMERICA Once she finishes that set of lights, Weatherbee gets a new string of lights and starts hanging them from the top of the tree.

3. Use the Right Lights for Outdoors Another factor to check before hanging the Christmas lights is whether the string of lights you have is rated for outdoor use.