Use This Trick To Hang a Wreath Without Making Holes In Your Door
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How many holes do you have in your front door from wreaths of holidays past? Too many, right?
Not this year!
"The Great Christmas Light Fight" judge Carter Oosterhouse has a trick that will Save. Your. Door.
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All you have to do is hang a plastic adhesive hook on the backside of the door, upside down, like so:
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Then, tie a pretty ribbon to your wreath and hang it from the back of the door. And that’s literally it!
Watch Carter hang one in SECONDS in the video above!
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