CHRISTMAS is over for another year, leaving many to wonder when is the best time to take festive decorations down. The decision is down to you when it comes to packing up the tinsel and the tree.

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The period between Christmas and New Year (often dubbed "Twixmas") often gets people wondering about when to take down the tree and any lingering festive decorations. But the good news is, if you ...

But another big point of contention revolves around when to put up and take down your Christmas decorations. Most people tend to agree that 1 December is a sensible time to sparkle up your home ...

With the new year now fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about getting those Christmas decorations down and packed away and returning your house to normal. Although taking them down ...

It is traditionally when most people take down their Christmas decorations and its origins date back to the 6th century. By this point most of the needles from your Christmas Tree will probably be ...

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The holiday season sparks lively discussions about traditions and preferences – from pumpkin spice to candy corn and the timing of Christmas decorations. Once the tree is up and the halls are ...

With the holiday behind us, thoughts turn to when to take down the Christmas tree and decorations. Here's when tradition dictates you should begin cleaning up. Other common times to start taking ...

When should you take your Christmas decorations down? A question which many families across the UK ask around this time of year as they prepare for the New Year. Of course, the short answer is ...