What should I consider when buying a Christmas tree?
If you are considering buying an artificial Christmas tree, you are in a good company. Many people choose “faux” Christmas trees instead of real things. Not only do they take care of them, some are also more resistant to fire. In addition, they are more vivid and realistic than ever. In fact, few people can recognize the difference between a quality artificial Christmas tree and a living real if they do not touch it.
When choosing a Christmas tree, you can choose from many different sizes, shapes, styles and price range. Do you prefer the appearance of pine, cedar, fir or spruce? Artificial trees are modeled on real things, so much that blue spruce has the same bluish green tone as alive. The overall shape of the Christmas tree, as well as branches and needles are stylized to look like different types of real trees. There is something available for each taste, including pre -lit trees to help avoid deterioration Christmas lights. Are available as well as the limitI also. It is still good to measure your available space to make sure that the Christmas tree you choose is easy to fit. If you have eight feet (2.4 meters) ceilings, measure to make sure they are exactly eight feet.
Often the ceiling height may be a fraction less than expected, and if so, the tree will not fit well. In general, it is good to choose a Christmas tree that is six to twelve inches (15.2 to 30.4 centimeters) lower than the estimated ceiling height. This is true, whether you choose a live or artificial Christmas tree, even if you always have a little mowing with a fresh tree to fit.
If you choose a live Christmas tree, the bridge is an important problem to ensure that it is very fresh and well hydrated. Pull out a few needles and explore them. They should be safely connected rather than falling easily. Break the needle in half. Should be damp, should bend without a cracklingAnd it should have a relatively strong smell. If not, the tree can be somewhat dried and most of the trees remain so after placing in the water. The dry tree not only loses its appearance and needles faster, but can also become a danger of fire.