Holiday Must Haves

No Cap, this is HANDS DOWN the best tape when it comes to gift wrapping. Stop buying the gift tape or whatever other versions they have, this is THE BEST. Wrapping gifts just got a whole lot easier. 

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Every holiday, I was fighting with the removeable 3M strips to hang my wreath on my door and then I found THESE!!! They suction to any smooth surface and can hold 22lbs. Perfect for outdoor/indoor use.

One of the successful Shark Tank products, a holiday onesie is a must. With their cute designs and high quality, you'll feel warm and cozy bundled up in your onesie to binge those holiday movies!

Pair these with your Alexa, Echo, or Google home for magical holiday moments. All of my light up holiday items have a smart plug so I can simply say, Alexa, "Deck the Halls!" and watch everything light up.

Teske...why are bean bags a holiday must have? Well, have you found yourself trying to wrap a Christmas gift, your trying to cut the paper to size, but it keeps curling back on itself. Placing weighted bean bags at the corners makes for a much easier wrapping experience. 

Do yourself a favor. Get rid of the Dollar Tree scissors that keep tearing your gift wrap and never seem to glide through. You need to treat yourself to a nice pair of cutting scissors. 

Nothing says holidays like nice flickering candles, but save yourself the fire risk and get a nice LED set. I use purple ones in my Halloween decor and then these white ones in nice glass enclosed lanterns on my dining table.

Speaking of remote controlled lights, these battery powered, remote fairy lights are the perfect way to add twinkle to any holiday decor. Put these in a wreath or maybe a glass jar center piece to bring in the light of the holday season.

Stop trying to Tetris all your ornament boxes and little baubles into those storage totes and get yourself some ornament storage bins. This has saved us so much space in our storage closet, but also a lot of hassle trying to put each ornament back into its matching box.

If you aren't big into the Smart Home setup then a simple manual light timer is the way to go. Simply push the pins down for the time frame you want your Christmas lights to turn on. Wake up to a lit Christmas tree every morning and have it turn on each night before sunset!