Archive for the ‘solar christmas light’ Category

Is there any kind of electrical outlet that is powered by either solar power or a batteries?

Monday, September 28th, 2009

Because i want to hang Christmas light on the belcony of my apartment but I have no outside electrical outlets. So how can I hang them out there anyone with any ideas, Thanks.

There are solar and battery powered Christmas lights. Check the links below.

Can I exchange or get a refund at Linens N Things?

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

I purchased some mini solar Christmas lights, the multi-coloured 50-lite one works, but the two 24-lite ones don’t! They were $17 each! Anyone know if they’ll let me exchange due to product defectiveness? Or refund?

Sales are final.. I saw the big sign by the check out last friday . They even had a table at this store so you could try appliances out that plug in .. GL

Where can you find solar power christmas lights whoelsale?

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

I need solar powered christmas lights to string across the tops of buildings in a small downtown area, but I will need hundreds of feet of lights. Any suggestions of how to find them the cheapest?

http://www.dhgate.com/solar-powered-christmas-string-lights
you could try this site??

Solar Christmas Lights in southern Cali?

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

when can i buy solar christmas lights in southern california? please do not give me internet sites. i just want the name of the places that sell these. thanks.
sorry for the typo. i meant WHERE can i buy.
I want to buy these lights in-store.

I saw some in a catalog called Taylor Gifts -$29.98.
Maybe Home Depot has them?

Solar Christmas Lights?

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Anyone know where I can find these. I know they arent very common, but it would be so much easier, then the standard plug ins. Thanks

I’m not sure that these exist, but do not waste your money on them if they do. The sun would have to shine all day for them to absorb enough energy to actually work properly. Since the sun hardly comes out in the winter, you won’t be able to appreciate them. The light that does come out of them will be so faint you will not be able to see them.

Can solar powered Christmas lights be used indoors around a window? ?

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

My new solar lights are not very bright and they only shine for about 3 hours instead of the 7 hours they are supposed to.

they need more direct sun light , and they can be used any where you can get the sun light , the longer in sun the longer they run