These 2.25 inch tall by 1.5 inch in diameter Battery Operated Christmas Ornament Rotators uses the latest technology for Christmas ornament rotators in this new battery operated rotating ornament motor. This revolutionary new battery operated motor design will rotate most ornaments 360 degrees. Two 2N camera batteries are included and will power the Christmas Ornament Rotators for about two to three months of continuous operation. These easy to use battery operated rotating ornament motors have a convenient On/Off switch located on the top of the rotating ornament motor to conserve battery power. These battery powered rotating ornament motors will bring a magical touch to your most treasured Christmas ornaments. The OrnaMotor II is a quality product form Roman Inc. Complete care and use instructions are included. The ornamotor brings a whole new dimension to your holiday decorating. The OrnaMotorII rotating motion will highlight any Christmas ornament. Select this link to view our unique Christmas ornaments.
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Caring for your Christmas ornaments.
To care for and protect your Christmas ornaments for years to come, please be mindful of the following suggestions. Wrap your ornaments individually in acid free tissue paper and pack your ornaments securely in a sturdy shallow box, making sure not to place too many layers in a single box. One layer is ideal. The box should be very sturdy and made of paper. Plastic bubble wrap and or plastic storage containers do not allow the ornaments to have proper ventilation. Particularly if the ornaments are stored in a warm place like an attic or in a humid place like a basement. Also be sure to take care to store your holiday ornaments in a safe, dry place away from water, sun or fluorescent lights and other outside elements.
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Safe Acid Free Paper Storage:
Always wrap your Christmas ornaments individually in acid free white tissue paper and pack your ornaments securely in a sturdy shallow storage box. One layer of Christmas ornaments is ideal. The Christmas ornaments should have an ornament storage box made of very sturdy paper cardboard. Plastic bubble wrap or plastic bags trap the off-gassing from PVC paint finishes and prevents proper air ventilation. Christmas ornaments should be wrapped lightly in acid free protective tissue paper. Your Christmas ornaments should be stored in a climate that is constant and not too humid or hot in temperature, with adequate ventilation. If you are instructed to use acid-free tissue paper make sure that you are buying and using acid free tissue paper, ordinary craft tissue paper does have acid in it.
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Birgit’s Christmas Collection History:
Raised in the German glass blowing workshops, making the blown glass ornaments, of her parents. Birgit Muller-Blech (formerly Birgit Eichhorn Jeremias-Sohn) became familiar with the vast artistic possibilities of German Christmas ornament glass blowing at an early age. As a child she spent countless hours in her family’s Christmas german glass ornament workshop learning the techniques of german christmas ornament glass blowing that have been handed down for generations. Birgit is the creative force behind Inge’s Christmas heirlooms, and now she has created a unique glas inge ornaments collection of precious Christmas heirloom German Christmas glass ornaments to be cherished today and by future generations.
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Inge-glas uses acid-free tissue paper:
Inge-glas strongly recommends the use of acid free tissue paper to wrap their German Glass Ornaments. We also recommend that you use acid free tissue paper when wrapping your Christmas ornaments for storage.
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Note: Do not forget your Christmas ornament hangers for your inge-glas German ornaments. See our Christmas ornament hooks on the last page of this section.