Green Square Gift Christmas Tree Waterer

2.7 Gallon Water Capacity
Reach: 57" radius from tree stand

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Auto Stop Christmas Tree Waterer

3' of hose
Unit has auto-stop valve.

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"Fresh Cut" 4- 8oz. bottles Scented Christmas tree preservative concentrate; enough for 20 days

Pet Safe
Helps reduce needle loss

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Boots Christmas Tree Waterer

Weight: 1 lb (empty) or 16 lbs (water filled)
Size: 4-in (long) x 9-in (wide) x 7-in (tall)
Capacity: 2 gallons or 7.6 liters
Range: 10 day water supply (average 7-ft tree)
Reach: 4-ft radius from Tree Stand

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Gift Christmas Tree Waterer

Weight: 1 lb (empty) or 16 lbs (water filled)
Size: 12-in (long) x 8-in (wide) x 5-in (tall)
Capacity: 2 gallons or 7.6 liters
Range: 10 day water supply (average 7-ft tree)
Reach: 4-ft radius from Tree Stand
Wrapping paper not included

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Christmas Tree Waterers

We recommend you make a fresh 2" cut from the base of your tree immediately before you place it in water & maintain your water level every day as done in the test below conducted by the NIST fire safety engineers.

A WET TREE IS A SAFE TREE!**
Wet trees tell a different story. For comparative purposes, the NIST fire safety engineers selected a green Scotch pine, had it cut in their presence, had an additional two inches cut from the trunk's bottom, and placed the tree in a stand with at least a 7.6 liter ( appx. 2 U.S. gallons) water capacity. The researchers maintained the Scotch pine's water on a daily basis. A single match could not ignite the tree. A second attempt in which an electric current ignited an entire matchbook failed to fire the tree. Finally they applied an open flame to the tree using a propane torch. The branches ignited briefly, but self-extinguished when the researchers removed the torch from the branches. As NIST fire safety engineers say: REMEMBER, A WET TREE IS A SAFE TREE!

Click To Enlarge	"they applied an open flame to the tree using a propane torch. The branches ignited briefly, but self-extinguished when the researchers removed the torch from the branches."
Photograph of Tree After Ignition Attempt During NIST Test No. 8 as it appears in report FR 4010 conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology

View HTML file of full NIST Report of Test FR 4010

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NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology