Good morning, all. We're at CPSC's National Product Testing and Evaluation Center this morning for our holiday decorating safety press conference #ThursdayThoughtspic.twitter.com/X76Aa2wlky
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This season's hottest holiday decore is a throwback to yesteryear. Teal lamps, sparkling reindeer, and large print throws create a welcoming environment where family and friends alike can gather to discuss counterfeit holiday lights with undersized wiring.pic.twitter.com/rPvqXuAiF9
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Bare walls can leave a space feeling cold and unwelcoming. Create conversations with pieces featuring loveable farm animals (very trendy) that will keep guests talking about the danger of overloading outlets and extension cords for weeks to come.pic.twitter.com/is8jI0qkuq
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Large time pieces are more than just showstoppers, they're also signs of emotional growth and maturity. Time is the universal constant and welcoming representations of time into your home tells your guests that you keep your Christmas tree well watered all holiday season long.pic.twitter.com/nk3xSQnCU7
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Tranquility. Welcome it into your home with blue armchairs that call back to a simpler time and place. Dress your chairs with a throw for just a touch of luxury. Make sure your smoke alarms are working all season long.pic.twitter.com/yBTI4Shx31
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Keep your tree well watered this holiday season. Full video available this afternoon on http://CPSC.gov
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The tree on the left was well watered. The tree on the right was dry. If you have a live Christmas tree, it's critical to keep it well watered for as long as it's in your home
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