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The_Kunkels
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Explorer
Hi to all. I strung strings of lights around out site and am trying to figure out how to fasten them to the tt. The clips for Christmas lights are not yet. Thanks guys/gals.
The Lord loves you so don't leave home without Him.
Safe travels to all.
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mgirardo
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Explorer
We have Camco's Party Light Holders that slide in the groove on the awning roller. We used to use binder clips, which work, but can fall off easily. Our new TT has a switched outlet for the lights, so we turn them off with a flick of a switch when we go in for the night.

-Michael
Michael Girardo
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drsteve
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Explorer
Just turn 'em off when you go to bed...
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LifeInsideJack
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Explorer
Put your party pants on and go crazy with it. Twist ties, zip ties, mai tais .... who cares? Have a good time !!!

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WNYBob
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Explorer
3M Command clips work great and come off when you want them to!

I put a timer on them so they are not on all night.

RoyB
Explorer II
Explorer II
Dutch_12078 wrote:
RoyB wrote:
when all fails just get a large bag of tie straps... They work great but unfortunately not reusable.

Why not use reusable wire ties...

Releasable/Reusable Plastic Zip Cable Wire Tie


Great Idea Dutch.... The TIE STRAPS are rather cheap and never bothered to look for any thing else... Will get a bag of those.... Thanks for the tip...

We all are creatures of habit and I sometimes get my same camping site again only to find a few more TIE STRAPs I missed cleaning up hehe...

Roy Ken
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DutchmenSport
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Explorer
To string them across your awning, put these in the groove in the awning roller and then hook your lights in them.
Click here.

We've also used binder clips, bungie cords, zip ties, cloths pins, and if you've got nothing else, there is always Command Hooks which remove easily when done.

I've had one Command Hook on near the door of my camper for over 3 years now. I hang my outside themometer sensor there.

Oasisbob
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Explorer
On rare times we hand them we use cloth's pins. Adds to the trailer trash atmosphere along with our pink plastic flamingo's LOL
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SCVJeff
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downtheroad wrote:
I know that I will get toasted for this....so be it. But, put me in the camp that is not a fan of, "strings of party lights all around a site.".....especially if the site is right up against ours....

But, I know that I have wheels and can move on down the road.
Who cares?
You have absolutely no idea where he was/ is, or going to be camped, so why make such a ridiculous statement like that? Maybe he's in the middle of the desert, or on the beach facing the ocean with no exposure to anyone like the guy down the beach from me now and not bothering anyone.

Geeesh !
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Dutch_12078
Explorer II
Explorer II
RoyB wrote:
when all fails just get a large bag of tie straps... They work great but unfortunately not reusable.

Why not use reusable wire ties...

Releasable/Reusable Plastic Zip Cable Wire Tie
Dutch
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RoyB
Explorer II
Explorer II
when all fails just get a large bag of tie straps... They work great but unfortunately not reusable.


I use these to hold up my Rope Lights (LOWES) around the inside of my awning. I have a couple of 25-foot lengths being used... Takes about 10 tie straps to hold them in place...

I always snip my tie straps off when I tear down packing up...
Then I have to spend a few minutes finding them all on the ground to throw away haha...

Roy Ken
My Posts are IMHO based on my experiences - Words in CAPS does not mean I am shouting
Roy - Carolyn
RETIRED DOAF/DON/DOD/CONTR RADIO TECH (42yrs)
K9PHT (Since 1957) 146.52M
2010 F150, 5.4,3:73 Gears,SCab
2008 Starcraft 14RT EU2000i GEN
2005 Flagstaff 8528RESS

Ron3rd
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Explorer III
If you know what "binder clips" are that are commonly used in offices, they work pretty good. Used the once to attache lights to my awning.


BINDER CLIPS
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downtheroad
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I know that I will get toasted for this....so be it. But, put me in the camp that is not a fan of, "strings of party lights all around a site.".....especially if the site is right up against ours....

But, I know that I have wheels and can move on down the road.
"If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane."

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GMC Duramax
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