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Home Depot Christmas Light Trade In

Home Depot Christmas Lights Trade In

Bring in your tired, broken, or frustrating old strands of lights to Home Depot for recycling between November 3rd and 13th and save on a fancy new energy-efficient set.

For each recycled string of lights, save $3, $4, or $5 (depending on the brand you choose) on the purchase of LED lights. It looks like you’ll need to print the coupon to take advantage of the deal. Visit the Home Depot website for more info.

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