Add an Outdoor Outlet for lights
A few new outlets could help with Christmas house lights. Here’s how: If you’re building a new home or adding a room to your present one, consider adding outdoor electrical outlets under the edge of your roof– in the eaves. When they’re strategically placed at all corners, over doors and above key windows, they make it easy to plug in holiday lights, without running endless extension cords. Hinge-covered outdoor outlets make putting up lights a snap — and taking them down just as easy and fast. With a few new eave plugs here and there, you’ll be holiday stylin’.
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