Christmas trees have been a holiday tradition for hundreds of years, but only recently have artificial trees become an option. Christmas tree purists who insist on cutting down a live Christmas tree every season can’t imagine enjoying a plastic fir. However, there are plenty of reasons to embrace this fake Christmas tree.
Artificial Christmas trees don’t need tree skirts because they don’t drop needles. Most people’s biggest complaint about living trees at home is. With artificial trees, you avoid the sticky sap and don’t need to water them, so there’s no water bowl to tip over when you’re moving the tree from the sink to another tree, and No liquid spills.
The money saved on artificial trees can allow more money to be spent on charity or gifts than buying a new real tree every year. Safer real trees can become a fire hazard when they dry up. Also, most fake Christmas trees are made of flame retardant materials for added safety.
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This doesn’t mean you should use electrical equipment on artificial trees irresponsibly, but a false spark is unlikely to cause significant damage and can be reused. While an artificial tree may initially be more expensive than a real tree, putting See it as an investment.
You can put your fake tree up again and again, it’s an economical and environmentally friendly option compared to cutting down and throwing away a live tree every year find it in man-made form.
There are artificial trees of all sizes, from a 1-foot-tall tabletop tree to a 12-foot (3.7-meter) tall tree, filling the living room. You can buy artificial trees with built-in lighting, music or fiber optic effects.
If you miss the scent of pine, you can even buy an air freshener to recreate the real tree experience. These various faux specimens vary in price, so you can find a faux tree to suit any budget.
