When preparing for a power outage, make sure you take the lighting needs of your entire home into account. Some rooms get plenty of natural light throughout the day; others remain near-dark all day long. You should also take into account how much time is spent in each room of your house, and which rooms you use for tasks that will require more light. Pay attention to these things and begin coming up with your own custom lighting plan for a power outage with your specific home and family’s needs in mind.
Mason jars work very well for protecting your candles from pets as well as wind. With enough medium-sized holes you can even use the lid as an extra protection. These can be used indoors as lamps or outdoors as luminiers. A piecee of aluminum foil on the back side of the jar will help reflect and spread the light the light. You should still observe safety practices with any open flame
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January 15, 2016 at 8:57 AM
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January 23, 2016 at 11:38 AM
Mason jars work very well for protecting your candles from pets as well as wind. With enough medium-sized holes you can even use the lid as an extra protection. These can be used indoors as lamps or outdoors as luminiers. A piecee of aluminum foil on the back side of the jar will help reflect and spread the light the light. You should still observe safety practices with any open flame
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