How do you water a Christmas tree?
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You need to purchase a tree stand.  Those wooden blocks are just temporary from the tree farm.  once you get a stand you just need to fill the bowl every couple of days, depending on how warm your house is.  Also, throw some aspirin in the water will help keep the tree fresh as well.
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Use ice to chill it, or put it in the freezer, then rub with ice. Pick at it gently. Keep icing as you work.
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use multiple effect evaporator.\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/sugar
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Put it in hot water.\n\nTo slow the process put it in ice cold water.
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Garden hose...turn it on full...use lots of soap.
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1. Fill the five gallon jug.\n2. Pour water from the five gallon jug into the three gallon jug. That will leave you with two gallons in the five gallon jug.\n3. Empty out the three gallon jug.\n4. Pour the remaining two gallons from the five gallon jug into the three gallon jug.\n5. Fill the five gallon jug. \n6. Pour water from the five gallon jug into the three gallon jug. That will leave you with 4 gallons of water in the five gallon jug.
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twigs usually have water. Its possible to dry them out.\n\nRocks can be porous enough to trap water inside them.
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The Christmas Angel Tree.
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Cut the root. It will affect the tree; but will not kill the tree. Water it regularly, once in a week.\n Trees have good life force. They don't give up easily.
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pour a little gas in it or spray it with starting fluid \nit will instantly disolve then rinse it with water\nif u have any doughts about it try it with a piece outside first and watch what happens
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I love fresh Christmas trees. I sold them for a few years in south Florida, and I had the best looking trees till christmas. .\ntips: soon as you get home place in a bucket of water. \nmake sure you give it a fresh cut before you place in water in your stand. Add about a cup of sugar to the water. You should also place  \nan asprin tablet in the water every week or so. Make sure that the tree has plenty of water and keep it filled. I have had trees last till feb 1st (because I am lazy sometimes) But they where still green. I also suggest that you purchase a fir tree, pines will shed needles very often, but a fir holds needles for a long time.
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Douglas Fir will hold the needles longer. What I do is keep plenty of water in the stand and not let it dry out. Then get a simple spray bottle and fill with water and mist down the tree a few times each day. Most of my ornaments the moisture will not hurt. Where mine goes it is right under the heat vent, so, I close that vent until I take down my tree.
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Here are a few ideas:\n\n-Make ornaments.  Find a playdough recipe that you can bake in the oven.  The kids can use cookie cutters to make different Christmas shapes, don't forget to use a straw to poke a hole for string before you bake!\n-Frosty pictures.  Using crayons, color a winter scene picture on black or blue construction paper.  Boil about a cup of water and add about a cup of Epson Salts, disolve.  Have the kids brush the solution overtop of their pictures.  When it dries it should look frosty.  OR you can also dilute white paint with water in a spray bottle, invite the kids to spray "snow" onto their pictures.\n-Photocopy a picture of Santa's face...have the kids color the pic and glue cotton balls on his beard.\n-Trace kids hands on red and green paper.  Make a wreath with the hand cutouts.\n\nAlso check out this site for some great ideas...\nhttp://www.dltk-holidays.com/xmas/santa.html
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i. Channel rainwater from your roof and maximise the storage of rainwater.\n2. Re-use grey-water (from showers, washing clothes) through a natural plant filter for use in irrrigation, washing, flushing toilets. \n3. Check your water system for any leaks\n4. Use a dry toilet (natural composting system)\n4. For more ideas, check out any Permaculture websites
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My Christmas tree is so full of stuff that you barely notice the tree!\nI have a really nice fake tree, but the more stuff you have on it, the less likely you are to notice the 'fake' parts.\n\nI love tons of multi-colored lights.  I have some that flash and some that don't, evenly dispersed throughout the tree.  I also use strands of non-flashing white lights amongst the colored, to really show off my crystal ornaments. I use gold and/or silver garland, lots and lots of ornaments, unique ones and also colored balls, also strategically spread out around the tree, and a small amount of carefully placed silver icicles to seal the deal.  It takes a lot of time to decorate, but year after year, everyone who sees it remarks on how beautiful it is.  And it truly is NOT tacky looking.  My husband & I spend our evenings admiring it throughout the holidays.  It has so much character that it really draws you in.\n\nThat's MY idea of how a Christmas tree should look, but that's the really cool thing about trees; it's a totally individual thing.  What works for one person isn't right for another.  I guess the question is what you want your tree to say about YOU.  Do you want simple and elegant or do you want lively and fun?\n\nHappy decorating!\n\nPolly
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UNPLUG IT TAKE IT OUTSIDE AND LET IT DRAIN AND DEFROST BRING IT BACK IN PLUG IT BACK IN YOU NEED TO DO THIS EVERY NOW AND THEN
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Use water, or dip your finger in some of the wax and drip it ontop of the wick.