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How To Weatherproof Christmas Ornaments. Consider deflating and storing them during severe weather events. Place them in sheltered areas, if possible, to reduce wind exposure. Use zip ties or twine to secure decorations to railings or banisters. I’ve seen baskets, art, vintage ice skates, blankets and pillows, hot cocoa bars, even tv’s and lamps outside! Apply a waterproof spray to the fabric to enhance moisture resistance. If you’re hanging wreaths or garlands, use hooks or nails specifically designed for outdoor use. There are scads of wonderful christmas porches out there! You can probably do just about anything. If your artificial tree, ornaments, and wreaths were stored in boxes or bins in the attic, crawl space, or garage, it’s likely you’ll be. Protect outdoor christmas decorations from water damage, freezing conditions, and aesthetic deterioration by using the right waterproofing spray and meticulous preparation. Use these steps to weatherproof them: For larger decorations, like trees or inflatables, use stakes or sandbags to keep them in place.

If you’re hanging wreaths or garlands, use hooks or nails specifically designed for outdoor use. Use zip ties or twine to secure decorations to railings or banisters. For larger decorations, like trees or inflatables, use stakes or sandbags to keep them in place. I’ve seen baskets, art, vintage ice skates, blankets and pillows, hot cocoa bars, even tv’s and lamps outside! Protect outdoor christmas decorations from water damage, freezing conditions, and aesthetic deterioration by using the right waterproofing spray and meticulous preparation. Place them in sheltered areas, if possible, to reduce wind exposure. There are scads of wonderful christmas porches out there! Use these steps to weatherproof them: Consider deflating and storing them during severe weather events. If your artificial tree, ornaments, and wreaths were stored in boxes or bins in the attic, crawl space, or garage, it’s likely you’ll be.

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How To Weatherproof Christmas Ornaments If your artificial tree, ornaments, and wreaths were stored in boxes or bins in the attic, crawl space, or garage, it’s likely you’ll be. Place them in sheltered areas, if possible, to reduce wind exposure. Consider deflating and storing them during severe weather events. Apply a waterproof spray to the fabric to enhance moisture resistance. If your artificial tree, ornaments, and wreaths were stored in boxes or bins in the attic, crawl space, or garage, it’s likely you’ll be. There are scads of wonderful christmas porches out there! Use these steps to weatherproof them: Use zip ties or twine to secure decorations to railings or banisters. For larger decorations, like trees or inflatables, use stakes or sandbags to keep them in place. Protect outdoor christmas decorations from water damage, freezing conditions, and aesthetic deterioration by using the right waterproofing spray and meticulous preparation. I’ve seen baskets, art, vintage ice skates, blankets and pillows, hot cocoa bars, even tv’s and lamps outside! If you’re hanging wreaths or garlands, use hooks or nails specifically designed for outdoor use. You can probably do just about anything.