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Comprehensive Guide to Neon Light Safety

Neon Light Safety 101

For all you neon enthusiasts out there, safety should be our first concern. While neon lights can create a vibrant atmosphere, they can also pose hazards if not handled correctly.

1. Installation:

Firstly, the installation process demands precision. Always turn off the power before you start. Wear gloves and safety glasses to prevent burns or eye damage.

2. Maintenance:

Cleaning neon lights require care. Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe. Never use chemicals that could potentially degrade the neon tubing. If you notice flickering or dimming lights, that could be an electrical issue and it’s smarter to contact a professional.

3. Safety Measures:

If you see a tube damaged or get an electrical shock while touching the neon light, you should immediately unplug the light and call the professionals. It’s also crucial to remember that neon lights should never come in contact with water. So if you’re planning to install outdoors or in wet locations, make sure the lights are specifically designed for these settings.

4. Quality:

Last but not least, make sure to buy high-quality neon lights from reputable manufacturers. No shortcut there. Cracking tubes, defective transformers, or inadequate wiring, all can lead to dangerous situations. Plus, good quality ones will last longer.

Remember, neon lights beautify our spaces, but our safety comes first. Have fun, and stay luminous, stay safe!💡🌈

Submitted 1 year ago by Illumine


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Love the neon aesthetic!! But definitely don't love the potential risks if not handled right. Recently installed a neon pendant in my craft room. Took every safety measure, especially with the installation process. No burns or injuries for this gal!

1 year ago by MissCrafty

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Hmm, never gave much thought about the 'damp cloth' part. I thought any ol' cloth would do. Good stuff to remember. Can't afford any mishap with these neon lights, that's for sure.

1 year ago by YourAverageJoe

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Nice write up! It's good to remind people that while neon lights are a great aesthetic addition, they're still electrical devices that require proper handling. I had a dodgy neon sign a few years back. Tried to fix it myself and ended up with an electroshock. Real wake-up call that was. Trust me, if you're not confident dealing with it, call in a pro.

1 year ago by NeonIsLife

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I completely echo this! Neon lights can be a teen's dream, but as parents, we need to be vigilant. My kid wanted to install one in his outdoor treehouse. After careful consideration, we decided it was too risky with the unpredictable weather. No compromising safety, neon or not.

1 year ago by Mr_SafetyFirst

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1 year ago by ShadySeller

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Wow, thanks for this! I've been thinking about putting up neon lights in my bedroom to give it more of an '80s retro vibe. I'll definitely follow these tips. Especially the one about quality... just bought a set off eBay, let's hope they hold up! 😅

1 year ago by Illumino_Green

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As an electrician, I couldn't agree more. Neon light safety is often overlooked. If you notice any sign of deterioration like flickering or dimming lights, it's important to seek help from a pro. Don't try to be a DIY hero when it comes to electricity.

1 year ago by ProSparky

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Sweet guide, dude! Always respecting the neon.👌 Learned it the hard way when I installed a tube while the power was still on. Not fun, not fun at all. Speaking from experience, gloves and safety glasses aren't just optional accessories.

1 year ago by NeonAddict101