Magic and the Holidays
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Every holiday season brings joy, celebration, and an opportunity to connect with friends and family. Even with the pandemic making things a little more challenging this year, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate safely and make sure that your holiday season is one to remember. Here are some ideas for how you can make sure your holiday season is both memorable and healthy.
First of all, it’s important to stay informed about local health regulations and guidelines during this time of year. Many places have implemented measures such as mandatory mask wearing and restrictions on the size of gatherings. Make sure to follow all local rules and regulations so that you can help protect yourself and those around you from potential exposure to COVID-19.
If you plan to travel over the holidays, take extra precautions when it comes to safety and hygiene. Wear a face covering at all times in public areas, wash your hands regularly with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer if soap is not available, bring enough personal supplies like masks, gloves, hand sanitizer, etc., keep a safe distance between yourself and others (at least six feet away), avoid touching surfaces when possible or use disposable gloves or tissues when necessary, be aware of local ordinances regarding restaurants or entertainment venues that may be closed due to the pandemic,And if you start feeling sick while traveling or at any time during the holidays, get tested for COVID-19 right away.
You can also choose safer alternatives for traditional holiday activities like large parties or family gatherings. Consider hosting virtual get-togethers instead where everyone logs in via video chat or another platform like Zoom or Skype so that everyone can still participate in some festive activities together without having to physically gather in one place. You could also organize a socially distanced outdoor activity where people keep safe distances while still being able to interact in person (like bowling with friends outdoors).
If you do decide on gathering with family members who don’t live in your household during this time of year, make sure that everyone follows safety protocols such as wearing masks indoors at all times except when eating or drinking; washing hands frequently; keeping distance apart; avoiding sharing items such as utensils; providing single-use options wherever possible; using outdoor spaces if available; limiting the number of attendees; using good ventilation systems by opening windows if possible; avoiding hugging or other physical contact; minimizing trips outside the home (e.g., shopping); disinfecting frequently touched surfaces often throughout the day; staying home if anyone feels ill; getting tested for COVID-19 before gathering if possible; testing again afterwards if symptoms develop etc.; Eating outside whenever possible – even providing individual servings from a shared meal outdoors will help reduce risk greatly!
While taking these extra precautions may seem overwhelming at first, they will certainly be worth it as they will help ensure that everyone has a happy and healthy holiday season while reducing their risk of infection from COVID-19. With a little bit of planning ahead of time, it’s entirely possible to enjoy some festive cheer while taking steps towards protecting ourselves this winter season!
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When the holidays come around, there’s no better way to help you get into the festive spirit than with a beautiful flocked artificial tree. Not only do they look stunningly realistic, but they’re also much more convenient and cost-effective than their natural counterparts.
Flocked artificial trees are made from high-quality PVC materials that have been coated in vibrant green and white plastic needles to create a snow-dusted effect. This gives them the same lifelike appearance as a real Christmas tree without all the mess or hassle of caring for it. The thick coating of needles also makes them highly durable and ensures that your tree will last for years to come. Plus, there’s no need for decorations because these beautiful trees already come pre-lit with LED lights guaranteed to stay lit throughout the season — making them perfect for those who want an instantly festive look with minimal effort.
These trees also offer some unique advantages over their natural alternatives. Whereas standard evergreen Christmas trees are typically sold in small lots, flocked artificial trees come in larger sizes ranging from tabletop varieties up to 7 feet tall. This means you don’t have to worry about finding just the right size for your space. Additionally, since these trees are pre-lit, you can be sure that you won’t miss any strands of lights when decorating — leaving more time for eating holiday cookies by the fire instead!
For those looking to add even more holiday cheer this season, consider adding a few decorative accents such as ribbons or wreaths around your artificial tree. This will give it a more fresh look while still keeping things low-maintenance thanks to its low-to-no upkeep requirements. Plus, since most of these accent pieces are easily removable after the holidays end, you don’t have to worry about having extra decorations lying around during the rest of the year either!
In addition to all of its practical benefits, owning an artificial flocked tree is also beneficial for environmental reasons too! Unlike real evergreens which must be chopped down every year (and can take years before being replanted again), these fake versions can be used through multiple seasons — helping reduce our demand on natural resources and reducing our carbon footprint at the same time!
So if you’re looking for a convenient yet eye-catching way to get into the holiday spirit this year, then why not try out one of these attractive flocked artificial trees? Not only do they look stunningly realistic while sparing us from having to chop down another real evergreen but they also provide us with peace of mind knowing we aren’t causing unnecessary harm towards our environment in order to enjoy some seasonal cheer each December too!
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The festive spirit can be amplified by the presence of a real Christmas tree in your home, thanks to the tree’s fragrant pine needles and the freshness of its cut appearance. But you need to take precautions to keep your tree alive and fire-free while it’s inside your house. A Christmas tree that has been adequately cared for and kept in good condition will not only last longer but also pose less of a fire hazard.
In the United States, Christmas trees were the cause of an average of 250 house fires per year between 2003 and 2007. On average, Christmas tree fires result in 14 fatalities, 26 injuries, and $13.8 million in direct property damage each year. An estimated one person per 18 Christmas tree-related fires dies in those fires.
The following are some excellent suggestions for maintaining the beauty of your tree and the security of your house over the holiday season.
Think ahead – It’s best to wait a day or two after Christmas to bring your tree inside. Put your tree in a pail of water and leave it outside for two days before bringing it inside. This will allow the tree to expand up naturally, reducing the risk that any candles, electrical outlets, or fireplaces may go too close to the tree’s branches once it’s brought inside. Also, the tree will look its best if given some time to fully open up and expand. When you come back to your house, immediately cut any remaining ropes or netting.
Do your best to stay hydrated. In order to maintain its freshness and vigor throughout the holiday season, a Christmas tree needs to be well watered and kept moist. To keep the tree healthy, make sure there is always sufficient of water at its base. Many people also fill spray bottles with water and mist the tree to prevent it from drying out. At the very least once every day, and only when the Christmas tree lights are out and unplugged, you should mist your tree with room temperature water. If you spray your tree every day, you can lessen the severity of the dryness, stop an excessive loss of needles, and make the tree more resistant to fire. In order to prevent the air around the tree from drying out, some individuals who have humidifiers leave them running in the room where the tree is located.
Avoid overloading the electrical outlets, as this is the cause of many Christmas tree fires. Lights should be connected to the tree in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and more sets should not be added than are specified. If you need to connect many sets of lights without overloading a single outlet, use a power strip. When leaving the room or going to sleep, make sure the lights are turned off at the wall. Because you might not be home when the timer is supposed to turn on, you shouldn’t use it to illuminate your Christmas tree.
Don’t put your Christmas tree near a fire source like a stove or fireplace, and don’t use candles. Although the classic lit candle holders would look lovely on a Christmas tree, they pose a significant fire hazard and should not be utilized. Think about using safe flame candles instead. Keep your tree in a cool, dimly lit place and away from any open flames.
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