Outhouse & Toilet Paper Party Lights
$19.95
You're guaranteed to bring forth smiles with your Outhouse & T.P. Party Lights! Decorate inside and outside with these weatherproof wonders. Laughter's the best medicine; this is a good prescription.
- It's a 12' 5" string of fun, alternating "little house with the crescent moon on the door" with T.P. rolls.
- They are weatherproof, so you can use them inside or outside.
- Comes with spare bulbs and a special bulb that converts the string to flashing.
- End-to-end connectivity for connecting multiple light strings together.
- Be the first in the neighborhood or the office to celebrate with a bit of clean toilet humor!
- Length: 12' 5"
- Five outhouses & five T.P. rolls
- Spare bulbs & flasher bulb
- Indoor/outdoor use
- End-to-end connectivity
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Pros
- Easy To Attach
- Functional
Cons
Best Uses
- Guest Bathroom
- Small Bathroom
Comments about Outhouse & Toilet Paper Party Lights:
We bought a string of these to go around our tiny guest bathroom that is decorated in an outhouse theme. They make a great night light, so no one gets "blinded" by having to turn on the regular light while they're half asleep on a bathroom run.
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I ask again, what is the voltage of these lights. The first time I asked I received three answers, 12 volt, 110 volt and 120 volt. So what is it, considering the 110/120 are the same, but vastly different from the 12 volt?Asked on 10/18/2012 by Ed from Julian, CA1 answer
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Sorry for the confusion. They operate on household current, 110/120 volts.Answered on 10/18/2012 by Clyde from NRS
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What is the voltage on these light strings?Asked on 10/16/2012 by Ed from Julian, CA2 answers
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120 vac
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they are standard 110 household current with a standard two prong outletAnswered on 10/16/2012 by Anonymous
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