Christmas Ornaments: Are you wondering how to decorate your Christmas tree? There is no need to worry because there are clever tricks to removing your Christmas decorations from it. In more detail, everything you need to know:
Trick to do before you undress:
Before you start decorating the Christmas tree, keep in mind that you must first separate the glass and fragile ornaments from the ones that do not break. After the fabrics and the tablecloths, place them in the boxes with the fragile ornaments as dividers or for extra protection!
Christmas Ornaments: Here are twelve clever ways to store them
- In addition to Christmas tree bags and storage boxes which are the obvious solutions, the 12 tricks for storing Christmas decorations have come to solve your hands!
- One of the best ways to store ornaments is in zippered bags, such as those that go in the freezer. They are transparent so you can see what they have inside, while next year you will be able to easily check if you want other ornaments what color and how many, as you will separate them by color.
- You can use old sheets and tablecloths to wrap your tree, whole or untied. It's the best way to avoid dust.
- The smartest way to wrap your lanterns is around a piece of cardboard! Instead of throwing it away, wrap the lanterns around it and time will not take you half a day to get over them! On the cardboard you can write from which point of the tree you unwrapped them or where they fit.
Plus, smart ways to store them
- Christmas decorations: The next best way to wrap the lanterns so that they do not get confused, is around a large coffee box or other cylindrical object. The second shot is to use the cardboard from the inside of the kitchen paper.
- By far the easiest way to store a garland, if you have lost the spool that was wrapped, is to place it in a bottle of water. He preferred the small bottles, despite the large ones. Even if you have more than one of these types, they do not take up much space.
- You can take a small plastic box, make two holes in it and pass two relatively thin sticks. Hang as many ornaments as possible, hang them directly on the wood to have them ready for next year. In the middle and base of the storage box put as many ornaments that are more voluminous, Christmas socks and other soft decorations, to absorb vibrations.
- Of course you can hang festive wreaths in your closet! Wrap them in plastic or a bag, make a bow and hang them in any way you prefer. What your wardrobe will offer them will be not to fall under weight, but to stay tufted without plucking.
Christmas decorations: The other smart ways to store them
- OK, you will not hang it behind the door, but you can hang the wreath on any type S hook or with a hanger. In this case a hanger has been used.
- The plastic cups that may be left over are a first class opportunity to protect any fragile ornaments. You put a cardboard in the bottom of the box and glue the glasses, so that they do not swell and crumble during movement. With another cardboard as you see in the photo, you can also make… floor!
- You can also find incredible usefulness in packages of other products, such as cardboard from eggs or the classic shoe boxes. Just in shoe boxes it is better to store durable items such as candles. Egg cases are suitable for small balls!
- You can easily find instructions on how to make cardboard dividers, order online or buy from a store that specializes in packaging items. There you will also find bubble wrap, the plastic with air cells to protect anything that is likely to break.
Trick to do, after you first undress:
Wherever you place your tree after clearing, even in its original box, the wrapping with packing gel will push it so hard that it takes up as little space as possible. Next year, you just cut the jelly and you don't even have to mount the tree!
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