Winter Care of Your Solar Lights

If you are using your lights to outline a garden, the garden is now dormant anyway. If you line your walkway with solar lights, chances are it has mounds of snow along them. If you have them as decorative pieces in your backyard or patio, that area may be covered in snow and even if it isn’t, chances are you won’t be sitting out and enjoying them any way. The beauty of solar lights are that, like your holiday decorations, your garden hose, your outdoor furniture, you pick them up and bring them inside for storage.

Storing solar lights indoors allows you to clean them up for the next season. The batteries, unless they are old, more likely than not will last a few months without being recharged, but to be on the safe side, get a battery charger and charge them up.

Taking care of your solar lights during the off season will allow you to use them again once the snow is gone and the warm weather returns. Spring will arrive and once again you will be able to put them outdoors again. If a particular arrangement worked well the previous season, you may want to diagram where each piece was before pulling them up. Sometimes a new arrangement may work out better. That is the beauty of solar lights. , you can move them around to wherever suits the mood.

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Originally posted 2010-01-23 23:38:04. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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