What Are the Different Types of Solar Garden Lights Available in the Market?

There is actually a wide range of selections of solar garden lights available in the market. Depending on where you want to actually install the lights, these are some of my recommendations: Hanging Solar Garden Lights: For lighting up your pathways and to add a touch of elegance to your garden Ground Stake Solar Garden Lights: For giving stability to your lights. These lights are mounted on additional equipment and are less prone to being toppled over Solar Deck and Stairs Lights: These are ideal for lighting up your stairways. They are much smaller in size. Solar Garden Spot Light: They work like normal flood lights but have a a narrower beam. I hope this helps.

1. Broke one of my neighbors outdoor garden lights, how do I cover it up?

Switch it over with one of the other garden lights, so they do not figure out the basketball did it, if there was one further away. (I was a teenager once).

2. How do I keep rabbits from chewing electrical cords on my garden lights?

use rabbit wire

3. deciphering growing lights specifics

The important factors are the light spectrum and the lumens , not the watts. I have found more information for aquarium light products than garden lights . A metal halide ( not halogen ) with a 5000 C temperature rating would be good but use a lot of power ; available in wattage from 150 to 500 and maybe more.

4. how do i get rid of earwigs in garden lights there only in the battery departments?

We use Home Defense bug spray or (have not tried) the new Raid Home Bug killer. Both at Walmart. Lasts most of the summer. We have sprayed all around our lights and porch/patio, windows. Spray early spring before the bugs appear, begin like April, May. Then again July, August depending if bugs start to come appear. Basically around the whole outer area of our home. We used to get all kinds of bugs, wasp nests. Now. .Nothing comes near us for years now. WONDERFUL!! We have alot of grasshoppers this year, for some reason, 1st time we have really seen any. Idaho

5. How should I landscape this?

sounds like more of a decorating question than a landscape one. I would split it into three areas. a 10X20 carport type shade structure on one end with a picnic table beside it. a fire pit with lawn chairs on the other end. String up garden lights inside the 10x20 and bring power out with an extention cord for a portable sound system. pillows and some old carpet in the 10x20 if you want chill space. use the center lawn space for volleyball net or other lawn games.

6. How to kill wasps that've built a nest INSIDE my sealed solar garden lights?

Try spraying it really well and quickly tie a plastic bag over the light so nothing can get out. They cannot breathe and will die

7. Storing energy from small wind generator to power led garden lights

A deep cycle battery is what you want. A standard car battery really is not designed to charge and discharge where a deep cycle is made to do that so it will have a longer usable life

8. What types of solar cells does most garden lights use?

Usually crystalline silicon

9. What is the best brand of solar powered garden lights? Where do i get them?

Any brand is good. Just check for voltage (or wattage - I am not sure on this) - they come in different strength. It depends how bright you want the lights to be. Usually you can buy them in garden centres, or DIY stores with garden centre, but these places would usually stock cheep and cheerfull lights. If you want something prittier or desighner stuff (you know, you can get brick-shaped solar lights, then you just incorporate them in your garden path or wall design) then a lighting centre is the place to go. They have loads of them on ebay too, especially in ebay stores

10. How to Clean Solar Garden Lights | Homesteady

Use solar garden lights to light paths and structures to create whispers of brightness throughout your garden at night, creating a mood or making the garden safer to walk through. Solar garden light fixtures are only as good as the light they produce, which is diminished if the lights or solar panels are dirty. Clean the lights so you get the most from them. Solar garden lights are typically low-maintenance, easy-to-clean fixtures. They line paths, provide spot lighting or sit atop patio tables. Regardless of their shape or function, they are exposed to the elements. Their mini solar panels can become soiled from numerous sources, including garden soil that splashes onto them during heavy rains, dust, calcium deposits from water, bird droppings and pollen grains. Clean the panels whenever they look dirty. Check them after heavy rains or at least once every few months. Use a soft cloth or sponge to brush debris from the solar panels. Dampen a soft cloth or sponge with water and use a non-abrasive soap to clean the solar lights. Do not press or scrub the light. Use a gentle wiping motion. Remove all soap residue by wiping the solar lights with a soft, damp cloth or sponge after cleaning them.