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What's great about winter is getting the chance to decorate your home for the holidays. It'll only make your place all the more festive and inviting. You can always add to your decorations with the LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3). With this set of 3 LED Color Changing Trees, you can create your very own forest of lights. It'll make your home brighter with it's many colors. These trees will complement your Christmas tree and the rest of your decorations. You'll definitely have the holiday feel in your home with these LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3).
Here are the specs:
Costco Price: $29.99
Found at: Costco in Foster City, CA (1001 Metro Center Blvd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)
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| Create your own forest of lights with LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3) |
Here are the specs:
LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3) Product Info
Costco Item#: 989076Costco Price: $29.99
Found at: Costco in Foster City, CA (1001 Metro Center Blvd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)
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| LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3) - great for Christmas and the holidays |
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| Deal for a set of 3 LED Color Changing Trees at Costco |
LED Color Changing Trees (set of 3)
Battery operated lights have auto timer 6-hour on / 18-hour off cycle
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Key Features:
- Set of 3
- Indoor use only
- Color changing LED lights
- Requires 9 AA batteries (not included)
- Timer 6 hrs on / 18 hrs off
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4 comments:
I purchased this item in 2014. The smallest tree no longer works, the battery compartment is corroded. How can I replace this part? Thank you.
Hello @Anonymous, that's awfully disappointing that one of the trees in your set of LED Color Changing trees no longer lights up. You may want to contact the manufacturer for a replacement part. Hopefully, they can help you out. Good luck!
Mike, your answer was completely unhelpful, as there is no manufacturer info on the box, no company name either. Since Costco imported it I think you can do better!! Offer a refund dipwad. As to the corrosion, try cleaning with rubbing alcohol, use a Q-tip drenched in the alcohol, rub vigorously. Good Luck.
I have these and looking for more. Mine all still work perfectly and would like to add more. Probably not going to happen but I can wish.
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