XMAS LIGHTS?

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Its the strings, no place I know of buys bulbs only. The price you see is most likely per pound. Most scrap prices are per pound, except for iron. It is usually per ton.
 

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wayne1956 said:
Its the strings, no place I know of buys bulbs only. The price you see is most likely per pound. Most scrap prices are per pound, except for iron. It is usually per ton.
that is what I thought,but at 32 cents a pound who would waste there time?
 

kmatcek

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[/quote]that is what I thought,but at 32 cents a pound who would waste there time?
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Me!! I have plenty of room and just let little things like that pile up till its worth taking in.
One day I will have a barrel full if I live long enough.
 

Nightowl 280

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I got atleast a 100lbs of those sitting in a tub in the garage . Thats $32 bucks . Also home depo or lowes was giving away coupon or something for old strands when you bought a new led strand . So If the prices are still true now my be worth collecting some .
 

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#2 insulated wire by me is at .85 lb. Xmas lights with bulbs on would only get you .15 - .20 lb. Cut them off!
 

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