Laser Holiday Lights: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Many historians believe the tradition of decorating a Christmas tree started in the 8th century CE with the English monk Saint Boniface. It's said that he brought a fir tree to Germany for them to decorate. He claimed that the triangular shape of the tree represented the Holy Trinity. The extremely devout Germans took to decorating the tree with simple white candles as a form of public worship.
Fact #2. American insurance companies are responsible for the shift from candles to Christmas lights. They went so far as to try and get laws passed banning the use of candles as tree decorations. This was due to the many fires they had caused over the years. An American invented the first electric Christmas tree lights in 1895.
Fact #3. Hanging string lights is quite dangerous. So many people have fallen off ladders while doing so that the Consumer Product Safety Commission has published holiday decorating ladder safety guidelines. With laser holiday lights, you don't have to risk your safety. All you have to do is plug them in and point them at whatever you want to light up with a festive element.
Fact #4. Adhering string lights to the roof or walls of your home can be problematic. No matter which type of adhesive you use, you risk damaging the surface where you're hanging them. Nails leave behind unattractive holes. Glue and other sticky substances may remove some of your home's paint. Since you don't have to adhere laser holiday lights to your home, this is never an issue with them.
Fact #5. If you decide to decorate your home with laser holiday lights this year, there's one very important thing you need to be aware of. Never arrange your light so that the laser is aiming skywards. You must place them in a manner that ensures the entire laser beam lands squarely on your home.