BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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maria
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BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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Hi everyone--for those of you who have a spot where there's no plug, I highly recommend these new LED lights--battery operated--that are being made now on ultra thin wire...they last a long time and the very thin wire is really "discreet"--plus the LED lights themselves are VERY bright. You can find them here but probably at better prices after Christmas or if you shop around in general--the pricing is all over the map--Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond, etc.
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Re: BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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Maria, I think I know which ones you mean, but did you have a link?
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Re: BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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http://www.crateandbarrel.com/twinkle-g ... HwodB_sH7Q
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Re: BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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Nice, I hadn't see those.
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Re: BATTERY OPERATED LED LIGHTS ON ULTRA THIN WIRE

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If you have a Lowe's nearby you might go there and check the Christmas department. I got several sets of these there.
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