Home Depot is offering trade-in discounts on LED Christmas lights

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Home Depot is offering discounts on LED Christmas lights to customers who trade in their old lights. LED lights consume a lot less power than regular lights, making them very appealing to people who go all out with the decorations on Christmas.

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If you’re looking to do away with your old Christmas lights and switch over to LEDs for less power consumption, you may want to head over to Home Depot through Nov. 17.

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