Review on π 13ft 40 LEDs Mushroom Decorative String Lights for Christmas, Battery Powered Princess Lights for Girls Bedroom Indoor Wedding Nursery Party Patio Fence Plants Decor, Set of 2 by Nicole Roberts
Disappointing Holiday Decoration, Save Your Money
This decorative item was a letdown. While it was easy to use with batteries included, it didn't give off much light or create a festive atmosphere. It hardly matched the advertised image. The one pro is that it comes in a compact size for storage after the holidays. Unfortunately, this product is not worth the money, seek decorating alternatives for your "Home and Kitchen".
- Cute and whimsical decoration for the holiday season.
- Requires batteries, which need to be regularly replaced.
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