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   ncalifgirl58 said, 5 months ago

   The only good thing about the fake tree. No mess.
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   whmIII said, 5 months ago

   @ncalifgirl58

   That’s why I haven’t had a real tree in years…
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   Ghost01 said, 5 months ago

   Best way to have a real tree is get one from a nursery, still wrapped in a burlap, decorate it & than plant it on your property. that way you not only have a real tree for Christmas, but you save it for generations to enjoy as well as wildlife. Why kill trees just to throw away?
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   alexmailer said, 5 months ago

   when sneezing BEN use the inside of your elbow and
   save your tree and everyone else
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   ewalnut said, 5 months ago

   I never heard of anyone being allergic to a Christmas tree — to the resin maybe, but not in the sneezing type way.
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   Shyygirl27 said, 5 months ago

   @ncalifgirl58

   My fake tree actually left a little mess, it lost a few needles. Still nowhere near as bad as a real tree.
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   sbwertz said, 5 months ago

   My son had asthma attacks every Christmas until we found out he was allergic to the fungus that is on almost all live xmas trees. Dr told us to take it to one of the carwashes that are do it yourself…put in coins and spray soapy water at high pressure. Washed it down thoroughly and rinsed it and let it dry and no asthma attacks. We did eventually go to an artificial tree, though.
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   lookwhatbobfound said, 5 months ago

   i’m allergic to evergreens. if i get stuck by a needle i swell up. the scent of an evergreen causes my nose & sinuses to contract.
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