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Halloween Decor
Pumpkin lanterns, hanging ghosts, string lights and spooky table pieces for the porch and the house.
Halloween Decor
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About Halloween Decor
Halloween That Does Not Look Cheap
Most Halloween decor is made to last one evening. The pieces here are chosen to look good from the sidewalk and up close, which mostly means materials that hold their shape, finishes that do not look plastic under a porch light, and shapes that read clearly from a distance rather than in a photograph.
The easiest way to plan it is to pick two or three spots and do them properly instead of spreading a little of everything across the whole house. A lit doorway, one window and a path is more effective than a yard covered in small pieces, and it is far quicker to put away.
Anything going outside needs to handle an October night, so check the weather notes on the product page and keep adapters and battery boxes off the ground and out of standing water.
Common Questions About Halloween Decor
Pieces described as suitable for outdoor use can, if they are secured against wind and their power connections are kept out of standing water. Bring lighter and more delicate items in during a storm, and check stakes and ties after heavy weather.
Solar stakes, battery pieces and plug in string lights cover almost everything. Run one outdoor rated extension from a GFCI protected outlet rather than several, keep all connections raised off the ground, and unplug them when nobody is home.
Use battery LED candles outdoors and in anything made of paper, fabric or plastic. They cannot be blown over into something flammable, wind does not put them out, and they are the sensible choice anywhere children are trick or treating.
Let everything dry fully before it is boxed, since damp is what ruins most decorations in storage. Keep lights loosely coiled rather than tightly wound, and store molded pieces upright so they do not deform under weight.
