How to Store an Artificial Christmas Tree

In many ways, artificial Christmas trees are more convenient than real-deal evergreens. They don't shed needles, you don't have to water them, and you get to skip the freezing cold trip to the tree farm. These days, most even come pre-lit.

However, while your standard Fraser fir moves out after the holidays, an artificial tree requires year-round storage.

"One of the things you should ask before buying an artificial tree is, ‘Do I have the space to store this?'" says Monica Friel, president and founder of Chaos To Order, a Chicago-based professional organizing service. "A full-size tree is going to take up space in your home all year, every year."

If you're willing to sacrifice some square-footage, read on for tips on how to store your artificial tree.

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