If you want to turn your den into a dungeon-like den this Halloween, get some Halloween lights for your home. These seven-bulb strands of lights will cast a soft, ambient glow and can be used indoors and outdoors. They are also much safer than real candlelight, since they don't cause any fire hazards. You can also use them to illuminate your yard or garden. You can even install fake cobwebs underneath to diffuse the light.

If you are hanging your lights indoors, use black lights. While these are a classic Halloween choice, they can be rather silly. If you'd prefer a more eerie effect, choose dark blue floodlights. These are often used by moviemakers in moonlit scenes, and can bathe your front yard in an eerie moonlight. Using a battery operated strobe light is a great idea for a haunted house.

Another benefit to LED lights is that they last for millions of hours, and can be hung anywhere in your home. Unlike incandescent bulbs, they don't produce heat, so they're safer for children and pets. Plus, they can be used outside as well. You can even use them in your yard. A battery-operated light string is another great benefit. If you're not sure where to hang your Halloween lights, you can always buy a cheap one and hang it over a fireplace or mantel.

You can also buy foldable jack-o-lanterns for outdoor use. These lights are 7 feet tall and feature a Frankenstein family with Frankenstein, his bride, and their child. You can buy these for less than $10 each and keep them for several seasons. If you're going to hang your lights indoors, consider getting a long ladder and an extension cord rated for outdoor use. A good way to avoid fire hazards is to hang your lights before plugging them in.

If you're using outdoor Halloween lights, you can get a battery-operated model and place them inside jack-o-lanterns. You can also put them inside the windowsills or inside jack-o-lanterns for trick-or-treaters. Besides putting them in the windows and doors, you can also use battery-operated string lights on the porch or window. You'll need to make sure you keep them in a safe place away from children.

Besides battery-operated lights, you can also buy lighted pumpkins. They're great for your front lawn. Whether you're displaying them indoors or out, these pumpkins add a spooky atmosphere to your walkways. If you're decorating your house, you can even make your yard look more eerie by using these lights. They'll add a ghoulish glow to your home and make it look creepier.

Solar-operated Halloween lights are eco-friendly and won't use household electricity. They're convenient and eco-friendly, and you can place them in strategic locations. Unlike conventional incandescent bulbs, solar-operated Halloween lights don't require a lot of power. Moreover, they can last up to 30 years, so they're a good choice if you're looking for energy-efficient alternatives.