Outdoor String Lights: Installation Mistakes and How We Fixed Them

[@jcmhanel1]

I know the original post was two years old or so. I just wanted to add my comment. This is the third video of yours that I have watched. I came upon your channel by chance and have subscribed! I am so glad your husband was not hurt. I actually us to assemble circuit boards which included soldering LEDs. I watched the video of your lights and your brothers lights several times. His is a 12 inch tube with 144 LEDs and yours is a 12 inch tube with 192 LEDs. I noticed that your brother’s lights seem to have more of a dripping or rain drop motion. Since you have 48 more LEDs Your dripping motion looks less drippy and more light motion, if that makes sense. I think they both look very nice. It’s just a matter of what you prefer.

[@jamodiadventures9549]

Beautiful backyard. I hope to have my place as blissful as yours some day.

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Thank you. I would love to help you create more bliss in your garden!

[@mberru]

Hi there! These lights look like ones I inherited. Is it possible to replace broken bulbs? (Great video, thank you 💕)

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Yes, I have purchased replacements at the big hardware stores and I believe they also have them on Amazon.

[@homeandlifewithcynthia]

Outdoor lights has been a game changer for our experience around our firepit. String lights that we can control from the covered porch? Whoa!!!! Hope this helps you hang up yours and avoid some of the mistakes we made.